Financial control over large expenditure
Dr. Mahathir, PM of Malaysia, was unhappy with the large sums that were spent by the previous Najib administration on infrastructure projects. He felt that the sums were excessive and suspected corrupt practices. He canceled the projects but was prepared to re-negotiate the terms of the contracts. He was able to achieve significant...
This is what Singaporeans do not realise
I was sued by the Singapore prime minister, fired from my job for political reasons and later the police ransacked my home for supporting the opposition. I was made out to be a bad person. Then in 2017, academic Donald Low was threatened with his job. Then last year, the prime minister sued Leong Sze Hian. Then, the police also...
What about the pink elephant in the corner, DPM Teo?
I couldn’t but think the above, when I read in the constructive, nation-building CNA: Despite their vast difference in size, Singapore and China have common issues to tackle, Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said on Monday (Apr 15) as he hailed the good bilateral ties between the two countries. These issues cover...
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