Tag: Corruption

Interview: Joseph Tsang Man Kin

We may all agree that what people refer to as the ‘system’ remains a major obstacle in the path of progress, yet one should not despair of improving

By Sada Reddi

Politique active et motivation des candidats

A first shift in the electorate’s mood during the past week augurs well for the future provided that it is sustained right up to Election Day

Our history is but a continuous conquest of rights and freedom. We all have a stake in this country and its future, and we must contribute to shape

Interview: Alain Gordon-Gentil

When the time for elections comes, it is the electorate that will deliver its verdict for the formation of the next government. Inevitably, the focus of the electoral

Common citizens must be wondering how does the country function at all when there are so many negative forces at work trying to undermine the smooth running of

Look around and most indicators in our society suggest that there is something going wrong

The quasi-unanimous outcry of the country and Opposition parties has been for a full-fledged commission of inquiry to understand what happened, how it happened and how to prevent

Words have power, the power to do both harm and good. And this is more so when they are uttered by those, either individuals or organizations that are

Is corruption, cronyism, favouritism, siphoning state money through legal loopholes ‘à la Panama Papers’ hardwired into politicians all over the world, irrespective of their ideologies and despite their

The past few weeks have seen a distraction from government work.

Government has itself to blame for the current disquieting situation. From the outset, a lax stewardship caught napping failed to discipline and bring restive mavericks and overzealous apparatchiks