Saturday, August 30, 2025
In 2023, The Guardian revealed 1MDB a political fix-up of Najib
Thursday, August 28, 2025
Bank Pembangunan's sham litigation to cover Zafer bribe perpatrators
Unmasking the BPMB Scandal: A Web of Conspiracy, Bribery, and Betrayal Targeting the Innocent
By Elena Vargas, Independent Corporate Investigative Journalists @ICIJnews
Corporate Secret August 27, 2025
In the shadowy corridors of Malaysia’s financial institutions, where billions in public funds are meant to fuel national development, a chilling conspiracy has unfolded – one that reeks of corruption, collusion, and a blatant disregard for justice.
At the heart of this saga is Bank Pembangunan Malaysia Berhad (BPMB), a Malaysian Development Financial Institution mandated to provide medium to long-term financing to the country’s infrastructure, maritime, and oil C gas technology sectors, wholly owned by the Malaysian government through the Minister of Finance.
Instead, it appears to have become a vehicle for protecting the guilty while ensnaring the innocent in a RM564 million legal quagmire.
Monday, August 25, 2025
More tycoons in latest Northern Star swoop linked to DAP
Monday, August 11, 2025
Semi-conductor: Premature optimism or pessimism?
After intense negotiations, a trade pact was agreed, cutting the effective US tariff on Malaysian goods to 19 % – effective this month.For now, semiconductors that fall under Section 232 and pharmaceuticals remain exempt.Wong said for the technology sector, some companies will be able to pivot quickly in light of any new development coming from tariffs.“It will solely depend on the sub sector and the companies whether they are chip makers, artificial intelligence, or automotive for example.
Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Impact of Trump tariff on selective sectors
Tariffs unlikely to shake domestic industries
By LYDIA NATHAN
ECONOMY
Star Online Wednesday, 06 Aug 2025
PETALING JAYA: Domestically-driven sectors and ones that depend mostly on internal demand will likely be able to sustain their earnings despite volatilities of trade and impending tariffs.
Areca Capital Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Danny Wong said such sectors including banks, data centre-related companies and those dealing with construction, utilities and even land sales, will fare better.
“These sectors could likely outperform the ones that are affected by external factors like tariffs.
“These may settle down once tariffs are finalised or when news of it becomes stale eventually,” he told StarBiz.
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Tuesday, August 5, 2025
Bangladesh interest to join ASEAN
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
PN need more than one "Himpunan Turun Anwar"
As usual after any rally, the post-"Himpunan Turun Anwar" (HAT) discussion evolved around the estimated numbers attended.
Police put an estimate of between 10 to 15,000 before the demonstration. The number is likely to be larger with Reuters reporting at 18,000. While organising PAS leaders claimed between 300,000 to as high as 500,000, 30,000 is more logical.
To cut the argument short, its acknowledged that the turnout was credible. It is not as much as the 2019 ICERD rally, nevertheless it was a good turnout from the East Coast states of PAS. However, the takeaway of any political rally should be whether it achieved any deliverables.
More so, social media went viral over demonstrators inability to answer the simple straightforward but pertinent question of who the opposition Perikatan Nasional's choice to replace the Anwar to "turun".
Indication points to the attendants' present were neither motivated by any justifiable cause not up-to-date on current political issues and the supporters were just there doing their bit for the party.
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