Ho Kit Yen
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Ex-minister claims trial to misappropriating RM860mil of Tabung Haji funds (opens the original)
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He is accused of misappropriating the sum and transferring it to Al-Rawda Real Estate Development And Projects Management Co Ltd between April 3, 2015 and Aug 17, 2017, at the office of the religious affairs minister in Putrajaya. The charges were framed under Section 403 of the Penal Code, punishable by a fine and imprisonment of between six months and five years, upon conviction. The first charge accuses Jamil of dishonestly causing TH to dispose of RM42,942,074, equivalent to 44.17 million Sa
Rocky’s owner slapped with 2 charges (opens the original)
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S Roghini Devi pleaded not guilty to committing animal cruelty against Rocky after the charge was read at the sessions court before judge Mujib Saroji. Roghini is accused of “unreasonably” pulling Rocky while a looped rope was around its neck, causing unnecessary pain or suffering to the animal. The offence allegedly took place outside a house in Taman Telok Gedung Indah, Port Klang, on July 29. The charge under Section 29(1)(e) of the Animal Welfare Act is punishable by a fine of between RM20,0
Deliveryman gets 40 years for killing wife (opens the original)
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Justice Roszianayati Ahmad handed down the maximum prison term to Wan Kwong Loon, 48, after finding him guilty of murdering his 45-year-old wife, Loke Wai Fan, at their home in Serdang on July 9, 2022. The sentence took effect from the date of his arrest on July 14, 2022. Loke’s remains were found by villagers in a river in Temerloh after the incident. Her death was initially classified as drowning, but the forensic pathologist concluded that Loke died of “probable suffocation”. The court also o
Naimah wins bid to quash LHDN’s RM313.8mil tax demand (opens the original)
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High Court judge Evawani Farisyta Mohammad ruled that LHDN had acted beyond its powers under the Income Tax Act when it issued the notice requiring Naimah, the widow of former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, to pay the amount as tax assessed for the 2018 assessment year. She said the Income Tax Act applies only to income received locally and foreign-sourced income remitted into Malaysia. However, several properties in the US that formed the basis of LHDN’s assessment had been sold, and no evide
Rosmah seeks to stay US$14.6mil payout to Lebanese jeweller (opens the original)
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Her lawyer, Reza Rahim, told the High Court here that the amount was “very substantive”, amounting to around RM67.5 million when converted. He also said Rosmah doubted she would be able to recover the money from Global Royalty Trading SAL if her appeal succeeded. “The plaintiff operates its business in Beirut, Lebanon, and there is no possible way for us to check its fiscal strength (for possible repayment),” Reza added. He also told the court that Rosmah’s bank account, which held around RM100,
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