Court Tales

LACK of resolution is an enemy in the fight to eradicate corruption. Being selective in battling corruption, an approach the press often refers to as selective weeding is like chemotherapy that is given haphazardly. The cancer eating away at state coffers remains uncured.

But this half-hearted approach seems to be repeated. In handling the BNI embezzlement case, only a few of the police officers allegedly involved were taken to court. The senior o

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