News / The whiff of corruption gets stronger as Indonesian port boss is caught up in 'illegal' crane purchase

01/03/2016

The chief executive of Indonesia’s largest port operator has been fired after corruption allegations, despite a lack of incriminating evidence against him.

Richard Joost (RJ) Lino (pictured above), former president-director of state-owned enterprise Pelindo II, now known as Indonesia Port Corporation (IPC), was dismissed by shareholders in ...

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