Despite earning a scant salary as a rubber tapper, Jaliusih Madakol borrowed money to attend his daughter’s educational achievement ceremony. His daughter Arnie, the first from her school to achieve a perfect score in her STPM exams, aspires to lift her family out of poverty.
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Public vigil for Coco Lee to take place in end of July, more memorial gatherings in Greater China
The family of the late Hong Kong pop diva Coco Lee has announced that a public vigil will take place at the end of the month to commemorate her life, spurring fans to buy tickets to Hongkong.
The family also shared that public vigils will also be held in Greater China.
PAP in a crisis of a generation — Has the “Men in White” gone black?
Opinion: Amidst various scandals plaguing the People’s Action Party (PAP), Joseph Nathan questions the integrity of Singapore’s politics and suggests that the only honorable action for PM Lee is to step down, thereby preserving Lee Kuan Yew’s legacy.
Renowned economist and wage policy pioneer, Prof Lim Chong Yah, passes away at 91
Singapore’s eminent economist Prof Lim Chong Yah, instrumental in wage policy development and economic growth, died aged 91, leaving a profound impact on the nation.
Leader of Opposition criticizes SNOC’s “blanket non-selection”, calls for greater leniency approach toward Soh Rui Yong
Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh called for leniency towards Soh Rui Yong, excluded from the Asian Games, expressing concern for his future prospects.
He questioned Singapore National Olympic Council’s differed treatment towards Soh, highlighting the council’s history of forgiving athletes involved in criminal offenses while Soh had not.
The black & white about crazy rich politicians & the Rideout Fiasco – If only late Ong Teng Cheong is still our president
Opinion: Former Deputy PM Ong consistently put Singapore before party agendas. Known as ‘The People’s President’, his contribution to the MRT system boosted urban development and property prices. His presence today might have impacted the Ridout and Keppel scandals differently.
Red Dot United marks third anniversary with a gala of gratitude and commitment
Red Dot United celebrates its third anniversary with a star-studded gala, reaffirming its dedication towards fostering a compassionate society and recognizing significant contributors to Singapore’s socio-political landscape.
Power has corrupted the PAP and they need to be checked
The article by Foong Swee Fong critically analyzes the People’s Action Party’s governance in Singapore, exploring instances of conflicts of interest and questionable morality, citing Lord Acton’s axiom, ‘Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Double Standards at the SNOC? Ng Ser Miang’s ethical violation and the exclusion of Soh Rui Yong
Ethical violations by SNOC Vice-President Ng Ser Miang cast a shadow over the controversial exclusion of Singaporean runner Soh Rui Yong from the upcoming Asian Games.
Netizens slam SNOC’s ‘nitpicking’ of Soh Rui Yong’s case, accusing them of trying to make a mountain out of a molehill
Netizens responded with confusion and criticism as the Singapore National Olympic Council excluded Soh Rui Yong, two-time SEA Games marathon champion, from representing Singapore in the upcoming Asian Games. They questioned the council’s decision to penalize Soh for what they deemed trivial remarks, describing the SNOC’s 30-page document as “nitpicking” and exaggerating minor issues.