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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category

More Evidence That PAP Policies Have Contributed to Singapore Being One of the Countries Worst Affected by the Covid-19 Epidemic in Asia

Three days ago I wrote how Singapore’s former US Ambassador, Chan Heng Chee, while attempting to defend her master the PM and deny PAP culpability for the way Covid-19 returned with a vengeance (after our leaders were basking in a glow of global approbation) , had unwittingly in any irony-free manner laid the blame squarely...

Should additional bonuses be paid to ministers and Temasek CEO to discharge their duties?

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

It would be ‘economic madness’ to allow the market to sort itself out under catastrophic conditions

Across the globe, economies are in free fall. Even in the unlikely event that the pandemic is contained by the middle of the year, global growth for 2020 will probably still be negative. Both the US Federal Reserve and the IMF now expect an even deeper US and global recession than following the global financial crisis. In this...

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