Published
Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi today claimed trial to an additional charge for criminal breach of trust amounting to RM10 million, bringing the total number of charges he faces up to 46.
The former deputy prime minister is accused of loaning RM10 million in funds from welfare foundation Yayasan Akal Budi to Armada Holdings Sdn Bhd.
The former deputy prime minister is accused of loaning RM10 million in funds from welfare foundation Yayasan Akal Budi to Armada Holdings Sdn Bhd.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:51
Jong-nam trial: Court drops murder charge against Indonesian Siti Aisyah
-
00:23
Retired engineer claims trial to money laundering charge
-
02:16
Zahid claims trial to another 33 graft charges
-
00:47
Datuk Seri businessman and 11 others claim trial to rioting charge
-
01:25
Malaysiakini reporter claims trial to bribery charge
-
01:04
Zahid released on RM2 million bail, claims trial to 45 charges
-
03:10
Additional RM27m transaction revealed by AG claims Pua
-
01:01
Teen driver claims trial to drug abuse charge
-
01:17
Muhyiddin claims trial to sedition charge
-
00:53
Penang bus driver claims trial to DUI charge in accident that killed pizza delivery boy
-
00:54
Tanjong MP claims trial to sedition charge
-
08:30
#KiniNews: Malaysiakini reporter claims trial to bribery charge; Ismail Sabri back at MACC HQ
-
01:36
Lawyer Eric Paulsen claims trial to sedition charge
-
02:23
Hasanah claims trial to US$12mil CBT
-
01:10
Ex-model deemed 'stable' to stand trial for stripping charge
-
00:54
Zahid claims trial to seven bribery charges
-
01:01
Four men claim trial to charge of assaulting Syed Saddiq in Ulu Tiram
-
03:14
MACC chief claims cops wanted to arrest him over conspiracy charge
-
01:17
Muhyiddin claims trial to RM5m money laundering charge linked to Jana Wibawa
-
03:07
Muhyiddin claims trial to RM5m money laundering charge
-
01:27
After charge stays, Doan to be back for trial on April 1
-
08:01
#KiniNews: Anwar condemns fasting slap; Elderly man claims trial to fresh charge
Loading...