Gani, Musa, Anifah cornered MACC files

Even as new revelations surface about MACC thwarting investigations in Sabah, infighting within Sabah Umno is threatening Najib's influence.

KUALA LUMPUR: Sabah’s most influential men – Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail, Chief Minister Musa Aman and his brother Foreign Minister Anifah – allegedly blocked the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) investigations into tens of millions of ringgit worth of secret timber concessions and money laundering.

Aman brothers involved in Sabah timber graft?

Foreign Minister Anifah Aman has been a secret beneficiary of lucrative timber licences in Sabah thanks to his elder brother, Chief Minister Musa Aman, said Sarawak Report.

The whistleblower website said it has in its possession leaked Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) documents showing its investigators had concluded that the Sabah chief minister had corruptly issued timber licences to his brother worth tens of millions of ringgit.

More anti-Anifah demos in Sabah

Raymond Tombung

Sabah Chief Minister Musa Aman's brother Anifah, who is also Foreign Minister, is battling dissent within his Kimanis division.

KOTA KINABALU: The Leadership Transformation Movement which is seeking to replace Anifah Aman as Kimanis MP in the next general election is not backing down on its threat to hold more demonstrations to pressure Umno to accede to its demand.

Who’s behind the demos against Anifah?

The protests against Foreign Minister Anifah Aman, seeking his removal from Kimanis, are clearly an act by frustrated people, claims his division.

KOTA KINABALU: Is Umno’s influential east coast strongman Lajim Ukin behind the sudden unexpected calls for Foreign Minister Anifah Aman to quit his seat in Kimanis constituency?

Anifah has been a Member of Parliament since 1999 – first in Beaufort, and now in Kimanis.

Musa’s brother Anifah under seige in Sabah

Luke Rintod

Foreign Minister Anifah Aman who has been MP since 1999 has overstayed his welcome, according to certain quarters in Sabah Umno.

KOTA KINABALU: In what appears to be a sudden and open confrontation for change, hundreds of Umno members in Kimanis constituency are demanding that a new candidate be allowed to contest in place of Foreign Minister Anifah Aman in the next general election.

Crisis in Umno Kimanis, more demos coming

‘Hundreds’ of Kimanis Umno members want Anifah replaced

KOTA KINABALU: In what appears to be an open confrontation for change, ‘hundreds of Umno members’ in P. 176 Kimanis are demanding that a new candidate be allowed to contest in place of Datuk Anifah Aman to represent the P. 176 Kimanis constitutency in the next general election.