A co-founder of the ride-hailing and payments company Gojek has been sentenced to prison. The sentence is for 10 years and was handed down by Indonesia's anti-graft court.

The case against the co-founder, who previously served as education minister, involved corruption related to school laptops. The co-founder was found guilty and convicted of wrongdoing in this matter.

Further details on the case and conviction are available from the source, including the co-founder's actions that led to the sentence. The source provides more information on the high-profile corruption case and its outcome.