Thirteen years after an investigation was launched against former Mauritian minister Siddick Chady, the Mauritian Supreme Court has upheld his conviction for corruption. He was found guilty in November 2019 by the Intermediate Court of having solicited bribes, back in 2006, from Netherlands-based Boskalis, which won a dredging contract of the English Canal in Port-Louis’…
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