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Prosecution rests case on Zahid s foreign visa system corruption trial after calling 18 witnesses

SHAH ALAM, Aug 11 The prosecution today rested its case after calling in a total of 18 witnesses and presenting more than a hundred documents in court in former home minister.

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AG s power may be clipped

PUTRAJAYA: A law on political funding and separating the roles of the Attorney General and Public Prosecutor could soon be on the cards.

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Political funding law will prevent corruption and abuse of power, says PM

PUTRAJAYA: The Cabinet Special Committee on Anti-Corruption has agreed for the Political Funding Bill to be put in place to prevent corruption and power abuse among politicians, says Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

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Hungarian opposition welcomes news of raid in Malaysia amid protests over ventilator deal

This comes amid an investigation involving Vinod Sekhar, on the back of a lucrative deal to sell medical ventilators to Hungary.

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Narrow price gap between legal and illicit cigarettes, says Ahmad Maslan

Narrow price gap between legal and illicit cigarettes, says Ahmad Maslan Fionaa Kessler © Provided by New Straits Times Malaysia loses about RM5 billion in tobacco tax revenue every year seeing as how cigarettes often vanish in Malaysia due to the sales of illicit cigarettes. - Bernama pic AT the recent Dewan Rakyat sitting, Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan suggested conducting a two-year pilot programme to allow tobacco companies to sell legal cigarettes at RM8 per pack. The Pontian member of Parliament and secretary-general of UMNO suggested halving tobacco taxes to curb the black market. The suggestion was met with agreement from the Retail and Trade Brands Advocacy Malaysia Chapter (RTBA Malaysia), a non-governmental organisation safeguarding supply chains and brands from criminal conduct.

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