World · Malaysia Bureau
RM25.3m payments linked to Jana Wibawa projects, not Bersatu donations
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigator has testified that evidence shows funds totalling RM25.3 million were directly connected to infrastructure projects rather than political donations to Bersatu, with links traced to the administration of former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.
LSN Malaysia ·
The MACC witness presented documentation during legal proceedings indicating that the substantial sum was allocated for Jana Wibawa undertakings, a development initiative, rather than channelled as party contributions. The investigator's testimony focused on establishing a direct nexus between the financial transfers and specific infrastructure-related objectives. According to the evidence presented, the funds were distributed in connection with projects that fell under Jana Wibawa's purview during the relevant period. The witness emphasised that the transaction trails and supporting documentation demonstrated clear connections to the former premier's tenure in office. The testimony forms part of ongoing investigations into the allocation and use of significant government-linked financial resources, with authorities examining whether proper procedures were followed in the disbursement of the funds.