LILONGWE, Malawi — A court in Malawi has delayed its decision on bail for businessman Lin Yunhua, who is facing corruption-related allegations.

The latest development came after the court raised concerns about proposed conditions that would effectively place the accused under house-arrest-style restrictions.

Lin, who was previously convicted in Malawi in a wildlife-trafficking case before receiving a presidential pardon, is now facing a separate legal challenge involving allegations that he attempted to bribe a judicial officer.

The delayed ruling keeps the case in the spotlight as Malawi continues to confront concerns surrounding corruption, judicial integrity and enforcement of the law.

The court’s scrutiny of the proposed bail conditions highlights the seriousness of the case, particularly as authorities seek to ensure that legal proceedings proceed without interference.

The next court decision will determine whether Lin can secure bail and under what conditions while the corruption proceedings continue.

The case is attracting significant public attention because it involves both a prominent businessman and allegations connected to Malawi’s justice system.