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Story summary
- Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is not renewing Azam Baki, chief of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), whose term ends May 12.
- The move follows accusations of misconduct by Azam, including power abuse and shareholding breaches.
- Protests demanding his resignation have erupted, including within Anwar's coalition.
- The Democratic Action Party (DAP) faces pressure to show reforms.
- Anwar calls for patience as a task force investigates and cites a possible conspiracy.
