THIS week, we have been discussing the public finance mismanagement at the National Pension Scheme Authority (NAPSA). This is after the Auditor General found out that the Authority spent pensioners money to purchase some shares in a Chinese company that manufactures tiles. This irregularity in the operations of NAPSA was defended by people who served in the previous administration and we know that they were well motivated to do so. Our call now is on those who are running the institution, as well as those who are making policy at the Industrial Development Corporation to do the right thing. The Marcopolo share scandal is not the only issue that has come out of NAPSA. Several other irregularities have been highlighted...