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AKSA bribery claims: Parliament finds no evidence against MPs, staff

Multimedia Group ·

Parliament has found no evidence that any Member of Parliament or officer of the Parliamentary Service received money allegedly paid to influence the approval of the 2015 AKSA emergency power agreement. The finding follows an internal administrative review commissioned by the Speaker of Parliament…

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