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ANN/STRAITS TIMES – A retired prison officer in Singapore, who tried but failed to obtain bribes totalling SGD133,000 from an inmate, was sentenced to three years and two weeks’ jail yesterday. In November 2023, District Judge John Ng had after a trial convicted former senior chief warder Kobi Krishna Ayavoo, 57, of eight charges under […]

The court heard that Kobi Krishna Ayavoo may be filing an appeal, and his bail was set at $15,000 on Feb 23. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - A now retired prison officer who tried but failed to obtain bribes totalling $133,000 from an inmate was sentenced to three years and two weeks’ jail on Feb 23. In November 2023, District Judge John Ng had after a trial convicted former senior chief warder Kobi Krishna... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Other News News: Indian-origin ex-prison officer, Kobi Krishna Ayavoo, sentenced to three years and two weeks of jail term for attempting to obtain a bribe from a Singapore prisoner. Ayavoo convicted under eight charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Inmate, Chong Keng Chye, was behind bars for child abuse.

Kobi Krishna Ayavoo, 56, was also found guilty of instigating his colleagues to access the prison system to view the inmates information. - Indian-Origin Prison Warden Jailed For Seeking SGD133,000 Bribe From Singapore Prison Inmate

Singapore, Feb 23 (PTI) A 57-year-old Indian-origin retired prison officer in Singapore was sentenced to three years and two weeks of jail term on Friday for attempting to obtain a bribe of 133,000 Singaporean dollars from an inmate while he was in service, according to a media report.

CSA has registered 1,137 Cybersecurity Professionals (CPs), 194 Cybersecurity Service Providers (CSPs) and 52 Cybersecurity Establishments

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) says about 1,400 individuals and businesses have initiated the process of obtaining licences and accreditation since the implementation of Ghana's cybersecurity regulatory regime in March 2023.

MISA Malawi is concerned at how numerous journalists working for the state broadcaster are being identified and investigated for alleged offenses committed under the Electronic Transactions and Cybersecurity Act.

The Media Institute for Southern African (MISA) Malawi Chapter has expressed with dismay over the seizure of mobile phones and laptops belonging to Malawi Broad