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A Singapore construction entrepreneur has been imprisoned for orchestrating a bribery arrangement with a facilities manager at the Singapore Zoo, involving at least S$127,000 in corrupt payments designed to monopolise contract awards.
A fire superintendent has been charged with accepting bribes totalling RM11,500 to issue fire safety licensing support letters. The alleged payments span multiple years.
Putrajaya authorities have remanded a company director suspected of offering RM300,000 in home renovation costs as a bribe to a former Tabung Haji executive to obtain lucrative development contracts.
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency in Kelantan has secured a seven-day remand order for a construction project manager suspected of demanding and accepting approximately RM38,000 in bribes from a contractor over four years ago.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has apprehended a company director in connection with allegations of offering RM300,000 worth of renovation services to secure lucrative contracts with Tabung Haji.