17 November 2018 - The Online Citizen

Current Affairs6 years ago

Cash strapped because retirement funds spent on chasing after the illusion of property ownership

I was chatting to a British friend of mine recently. He had just visited Singapore and sang glowing praises of how wonderful and rich the city...
Current Affairs6 years ago

Is the States Times Review editor having a case of dissociative identity disorder?

It’s a curious case, this whole STR and Singapore Herald business. On 9th November, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) asked for service providers to restrict...
Current Affairs6 years ago

Is a change in SMRT leadership just a cosmetic change made to fob off critics or is there real commitment for revamp?

Reading reports on a media briefing given by the new SMRT CEO LG (NS) Neo Kian Hong who told reporters that there were no “deep-seated cultural issues” of...
ASEAN6 years ago

“Very desirable” for ASEAN “not to have to take sides”: PM Lee, on US-China trade wars

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has expressed his apprehension regarding having to pick a side as a result of the ongoing trade wars between China and...
Parliament6 years ago

Parliamentary questions for 19 November 2018

The Singapore Parliament will sit at 12:00 on Monday, 19 November 2018 for the 85th session of the 13th Parliament. *95 oral questions and 36 written...
Politics6 years ago

GRC system enables “PAP backbenchers” who are are nothing more than “yes” men to be “swept into Parliament”: Founder of People’s Voice Party

In a bid to garner the support of Singaporeans for the People’s Voice Party, founder Lim Tean has proposed to remove the Group Representative Constituency (GRC)...
Transport6 years ago

Go-Jek to launch beta app in Singapore before the end of December

Commuters may expect to have more choices in e-hailing service providers in the very near future as Jakarta-based ride-hailing platform Go-Jek enters the Singapore market with...
Current Affairs6 years ago

Expect less wet days with afternoon thundery showers in second half of Nov

The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) under the National Environment Agency said that the second half of November 2018 is expected to be less wet than the...

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The Online Citizen

Cash strapped because retirement funds spent on chasing after the illusion of property ownership

Is the States Times Review editor having a case of dissociative identity disorder?

Is a change in SMRT leadership just a cosmetic change made to fob off critics or is there real commitment for revamp?

“Very desirable” for ASEAN “not to have to take sides”: PM Lee, on US-China trade wars

Parliamentary questions for 19 November 2018

GRC system enables “PAP backbenchers” who are are nothing more than “yes” men to be “swept into Parliament”: Founder of People’s Voice Party

Go-Jek to launch beta app in Singapore before the end of December

Expect less wet days with afternoon thundery showers in second half of Nov

Singapore woman’s suicide amidst legal battle raises concerns over legal system

Minister K Shanmugam transfers Astrid Hill GCB to UBS Trustees for S$88 Million following Ridout Road controversy

Minister Shanmugam rejects request for detailed information on visa-free visitor offences: Cites bilateral considerations

India PM Narendra Modi meets with PM Lawrence Wong; Four MoUs signed

Singaporean voters and the ‘Battered Wife Syndrome’

PAP MPs attack WP Gerald Giam in Parliament over NTUC independence from ruling party

PAP adopts SDP policies after criticizing them: Dr Chee urges Singaporeans to see through tactics

NTU stall food prices questioned after parent pays S$6.30 for meal

11 former or current PAP MPs & Ministers underscore heavy presence in NTUC leadership

Leong Mun Wai questions why NTUC leaders often come from the ruling party