If Singaporeans become a minority, it is no thanks to the PAP’s shortcuts
K. Shanmugam has finally admitted on 27 December 2018 that the recent traffic snarl-ups at both the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints were due to severe manpower shortage. "It is not for want of trying. We just don't have enough manpower in Singapore and only Singaporeans can take up this job"- K. Shanmugam. Today in Singapore,...
Is suing a fellow citizen the Prime Minister’s signature act of the year?
It would appear to be so because there is no other act of his that is more noteworthy in 2018. The problem for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is that by stooping to sue blogger Leong Sze Hian over a Facebook share, he inadvertently re-opened old wounds by making himself a target of sniper fire by his brother in exile. Lee Hsien...
What really happened at NUS’s Communications and New Media Department
It is now in public domain that a huge fire is raging at the National University of Singapore's (NUS) Communications and New Media Department (CNM). What is known so far is that in the past couple of months, 8 lecturers had resigned and 5 administrative staff left. Anxieties, uncertainties and even distress among the undergraduates...
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