The High Court has delivered its verdict on Rosmah Mansor’s corruption case involving a RM1.25bn solar hybrid energy project for rural schools in Sarawak and found her guilty on all three charges.
So, what does this mean for our political landscape?
Joining BFM to unpack this verdict is Dr Oh Ei Sun, principal adviser of the Pacific Research Center.
Produced and presented by: Dashran Yohan
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Khoo Soo Hay
2 Sep 2022 10.37am
Power Corrupts and Absolutely Power Corrupts Absolutely, said a famous British Judge.
Gursharan Singh
1 Sep 2022 8.43pm
For now still free on bail until all appeals have been completed. It took more than two years for husband Najib to actually go to prison. Let rakyat wait though hope it will not be years before final closure of case. Prison term is ten years for each charge ie 30 years but AS CONCURRENT the jail term will be ten years or lesser. Bless all
Power Corrupts and Absolutely Power Corrupts Absolutely, said a famous British Judge.
For now still free on bail until all appeals have been completed. It took more than two years for husband Najib to actually go to prison. Let rakyat wait though hope it will not be years before final closure of case.
Prison term is ten years for each charge ie 30 years but AS CONCURRENT the jail term will be ten years or lesser.
Bless all