Chua: Selangor overpaid for office lots

MCA has exposed yet another questionable deal involving the Selangor government and Talam corporation Bhd.

Tee Yong: Selangor shifting goal post over issues

The Selangor Government is shifting the “goal post” over issues surrounding questionable deals amounting to over RM1bil.

Selangor MB told to explain RM1b ‘bailout’

MCA Young Professionals Bureau chief Datuk Chua Tee Yong yesterday challenged the Selangor government to explain what he described as “the RM1 billion deal” involving Talam Corporation.


Chua, who is also deputy agriculture and agro-based industry minister, alleged that the deal between the Parti Keadilan Rakyat-led state government with the debt-ridden company was questionable as it had allegedly been brokered via dubious business transactions.

“Talam owes RM392 million to three state-linked companies. Instead of collecting the debt, the Selangor government purchased assets worth RM676 million from Talam.


Datuk Chua Tee Yong says Selangor has failed to file a white paper as promised earlier

MCA gets 2 out of 3 cabinet wishes - Unable to gain International Trade Ministrial posts.

Datuk Chor Chee Heung get the full Housing Ministrial post.


Dr Chua seek no ministrial posts.However, his son Labis MP got deputy agricultural posts amid alleged deal with Najib for the post.Father post given to son.

MCA got almost all that it wanted in the cabinet reshuffle. Although the party did not get the post of international trade and industry minister it was eyeing, its wish to have the deputy agriculture and agro-based industry and deputy home minister portfolios was granted.

MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek, who kept his promise not to seek a cabinet post, told Sin Chew Daily today the party had been fighting for a portfolio in the Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Ministry for years.

PM, Soi Lek defends Chua junior appointment

Dr Chua said his son’s selection was necessitated by a dearth of MCA MPs

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek today defended the appointment of the latter’s son as deputy minister in yesterday’s Cabinet reshuffle, denying there was any form of nepotism involved or that they had brokered an agreement.

Instead, Soi Lek claimed that he had submitted Chua Tee Yong’s name to the prime minister for consideration as his son was one of the only two MPs in MCA who did not have and have never held any government post.

The MCA has 15 MPs in Parliament.