SPH: Blame previous CEO
It’s fashionable to berate scholars for incompetency especially ex-generals, especially the present Kim Jong-un look-a-like CEO of SPH. After all he did preside over the decline of NOL and its sale juz before the shipping market turned. But take a step back and look at how SPH was managed before he became CEO. Low hanging...
Class-action suit only option for CPF members to right a sorry situation
My proposal to launch a class-action suit against the government has generated a tremendous amount of interest. As this is an unprecedented move, we should be mindful of pitfalls and temper our expectations but be resolute in our fight to regain what’s rightfully ours. Over many decades, we dug our own retirement grave...
Where’s Khaw? (cont’d)
Since I wrote Where’s Khaw? on Sunday, he’s resurfaced like a submarine. From a flooded MRT tunnel isit? And he’s not blaming the constructive nation-building media or new media or even commuters for misrepresenting the truth about the “ponding” at Bishan. Instead In his first comments on the unprecedented flooding-induced...
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