Cabinet changes – what does it mean for next General Elections?
Tan Kian Hwee gives his take on possible battle plans.
Day: March 27, 2009
An unnatural order
Why the proposed Public Order Act seems patently unnecessary
Sardine City
As it is, many of my peers have expressed a sincere wish to emigrate, not because of the high cost ...
Singapore among nations on tax havens “blacklist”? No such list, says OECD
So-called "blacklist" was "information table", says OECD. Darren Boon.
Beyond dialects and languages
It is a fallacy to think that being chinese and able to speak mandarin would eventually lead to a comparative ...
Courts cannot be led by public opinion, says Chief Justice
Sentencing cannot be fully democratised, lest it becomes populist and ruled by fashionable opinions of the most articulated members of ...
SM Goh’s misdirected attack on the press
Reporter not at fault to quote PAP cadre - even anonymously. Choo Zheng Xi
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DAP to propose Mahathir’s renomination for M’sia PM post following his resignation -
Lawyer Jeffrey Ong faces another 12 charges involving embezzling of S$33.8m -
CapitaLand: Comprehensive support package to help tenants with Covid-19 crisis -
Thailand and Taiwan cut down exports of face masks to overseas; Singapore not issuing any ban on the exports of face masks yet -
Singapore’s January 2020 core inflation at 0.3%, lower than forecast -
Dr Mahathir stepping down as the Prime Minister of Malaysia -
Migrant workers NGO voices over impact of Covid-19 outbreak on rights of migrant workers -
MOH advises Singaporeans to avoid non-essential travel to Daegu and Cheongdo in South Korea -
SPH acquire 5 assets in Japan as it expands into elderly care market -
China slightly eases Wuhan’s virus quarantine measures - South Korea becomes biggest coronavirus centre outside China
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Singapore firms’ operation in China slowly picks up pace amid Covid-19 -
Bus catches fire at junction of Portsdown Road and one-north Gateway -
WHO experts visit Chinese virus epicentre -
China reports 150 more virus deaths
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Online users express anger towards Chan Chun Sing over his remarks of calling people “idiots” and “disgraceful” -
Hong Kong netizens offended by Chan Chun Sing's “disgraceful” remarks, saying Singapore do not understand Hong Kong’s actual situation -
Minister Chan responds to leaked recording; says frank discussions important to build trust -
SCCCI: Leaked recording of Minister Chan’s closed-door discussion “unacceptable and deeply disappointing” -
Ex-RSAF Chief replaces ex-SAF Scholar Gan as new SBS Transit CEO after Gan resigns over marital affairs -
Lee Weiling: "I continue to be ashamed at Hsien Loong’s disrespect for his father’s dying wish" - Singlish is not the damning thing about Minister Chan's leaked dialogue, but the way how he speaks down on the people he serves
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SCCCI President Ng who wants to investigate audio leak, linked to PA's grassroots -
S Korean Govt urges citizens wear mask at all times while SG Govt afraid citizens would use it “like tissue paper” -
Chan Chun Sing says in meeting with business leaders that Singaporeans' panic buying has long term implications on the country's global standing - Chan Chun Sing advises business leaders to not lay off employees; Business owner claims she was told by MOM to do so
- Chan Chun Sing acknowledges in meeting with business leaders that masks supply in Singapore will be insufficient if everyone starts using it
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Don't worry about damaged reputation from the leak audio recording of Minister Chan's rant for you have no reputation to begin with -
Customers of DBS and POSB can receive 30 days of free COVID-19 insurance -
A Bangladeshi infected with coronavirus is now in ‘very critical condition’
