Why I fear being a blogger in Singapore
I recently started blogging. I felt like I had a lot to say. I wanted a voice. I wanted to be heard. I wanted people to think, and to debate with others about the various topics that I write about. I’ve always wanted to start a blog. I have been in contemplation for a long time. Fear was holding me back. Who or what do I fear?...
An expat called me a Singaporean slave
Warning: I’m not writing this post to spread hatred. This was an isolated incident that happened to me. I have met tons of expats in Singapore who are amazing people, with good intentions of being here. Do not use this post to advance your xenophobic agenda; I do not condone that. I went out with yesterday with a few people,...
Scholarship bond defaulters and the betrayal of our youth
Last week, former NTUC CEO Tan Kin Lian shared his experience with a foreign student who was given a scholarship at a local Polytechnic: According to Mr. Tan, the foreign student in question was unable to find a job due to the minimum salary and levy imposed by the S-pass scheme. Given that no employer was willing to pay $2,600...
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