Indonesian investigators have officially named Nadiem Makarim, a former education minister and co-founder of the popular ride-hailing firm Gojek, as a suspect in a corruption case. The allegations are related to the improper procurement of laptops, and Makarim has been taken into custody. The news was reported following an investigation into the corruption case, which has sparked controversy in Indonesia. This development is particularly significant given Makarim’s prominence in both the education sector and the tech industry.
Former Indonesian Minister and Gojek Founder Detained as Suspect in Graft Case
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