Honouring Dr Albert Winsemius
The name Albert Winsemius should be known to Singaporeans who are interested in Singapore’s economic growth. Without him, we might not be as developed or as prosperous as we are today. The Dutch economist was Singapore's long-time economic advisor from 1961 to 1984. In 1960, Singapore had just attained self-government. There...
Stirring the conscience of the next generation: My farewell to Francis Seow
I was expecting to see a downbeat and disheveled soul. Instead a dapper gentlemen greeted me – every strand of hair in place, his red necktie beaming radiantly in contrast to his brownish-green jacket, and a handkerchief tucked crisply into the breast pocket. The hint of a smile signaled confidence and authority. Francis...
The passing of a Titan
The passing of Francis Seow in Boston, USA, came as a bit of a staggering news to Singaporeans, especially those who knew him well. As is to be expected, the Straits Times does not carry or is afraid to carry the news for obvious reasons. The career of Francis Seow as a legal counsel of the Singapore Government in the 1950's...
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