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- King Sultan Ibrahim appointed former judge Abdul Halim Aman as head of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, emphasizing a non-political selection.
- Aman will take office on May 13, succeeding Azam Baki, who denies misconduct allegations over stock holdings.
- The appointment follows Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s proposal and follows constitutional practice, while the government awaits police investigations into the allegations.
