RM1.1b deal: Zafrul’s MIDA inks deal, Anwar launches deal but only Rafizi being hounded by MACC?

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RM1.1b deal: Zafrul’s MIDA inks deal, Anwar launches deal but only Rafizi being hounded by MACC?

KUALA LUMPUR, May 6, 2026: The Coverage has posted a damning news report titled RM1.1 Billion Deal Signed by Zafrul, Launched by Anwar — Only Rafizi Faces MACC.

If the report is accurate, then Malaysians must stop such “abuse of power and selective political persecution”.

That means, Malaysians must vote for former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli and his team in the next general election (GE16) and send Anwar Ibrahim and Tengku Zafrul Aziz to prison, if they are guilty.

No News Is Bad News reproduces below the damning news report:

 

The Coverage Media

RM1.1 Billion Deal Signed by Zafrul, Launched by Anwar — Only Rafizi Faces MACC

Anwar Ibrahim, the hypocrisy and selective persecution under your watch have reached disgusting new lows.

You personally chaired the Cabinet meetings — not once, but three times — where this ARM Holdings deal was discussed and advanced.

You personally met with the CEO of the company involved.

The proposal was vetted by the Attorney General’s Chambers and received full Cabinet approval.

The agreement was signed by MIDA under your minister Zafrul, and you yourself proudly launched it.

Yet today, only Rafizi Ramli is being dragged through a MACC investigation while you and Zafrul walk away untouched.

What kind of twisted “rule of law” is this?

What justice remains in Malaysia when the man who led the meetings, the minister who signed the deal, and the Prime Minister who launched it with fanfare are spared, but the one person who didn’t even issue letters of support becomes the sole target?

There is zero evidence against Rafizi: no suspicious payments into his accounts, no kickbacks, no commissions, no WhatsApp trails, no emails, no recordings, no appointments of his family to juicy board positions, and no secret “safe houses.”

He did not approve budgets, allocations, or contracts.

The so-called RM1.1 billion figure is not a lump sum paid yesterday — it is a commitment spread over 10 years.

The deal was only signed last year, meaning roughly RM110 million has even been touched so far.

If your Madani government is so ashamed of this deal, then cancel it immediately.

Stop bragging about “ARM Holdings success” in public while weaponising MACC against your own colleague in private.

This is not a corruption investigation.

This is political intimidation dressed up as enforcement.

The core complaint seems to be that the deal was “rushed” — yet it went through multiple Cabinet discussions under your direct leadership.

If the process was flawed, then you, Zafrul, and the entire Cabinet that approved it bear far greater responsibility than Rafizi.

The Malaysian people are not blind.

This selective prosecution exposes exactly what your administration has become: a regime that protects its inner circle while sacrificing others for political theatre.

You lecture the world about reform and institutional integrity, yet you preside over the most blatant double standards we have seen in years.

If there is real corruption, investigate everyone — starting with the man who chaired the meetings and the minister who signed the papers.

If there is none, then stop destroying reputations and unity in your own government just to settle scores or create scapegoats.

Malaysia deserves better than this cynical, selective “justice.”

The people see through it.

History will record it.