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Archive for the ‘Civil society’ Category

Temasek Review willing to change its name, only if …

SINGAPORE - The anonymous team behind socio-political website Temasek Review say that they are willing, in principle, to change the name of their website. It is not known where the team is based but they said they would agree to the change if Temasek Holdings contacts them to clarify if it is claiming exclusive rights to the...

Temasek Holdings wants Temasek Review website to change its name

Investment firm Temasek Holdings said it wanted alternative political news website "Temasek Review" to change its name. Previously known as The Wayang Party, the website is reported to have changed its name to "Temasek Review" in 2009. But investment firm Temasek Holdings said it had also been using "Temasek Review" for its...

Jobless PMET collects tin cans to survive

We recently asked a jobless PMET reader – Shafie – about his tin collection experience and his views on working abroad in Middle East. Below are his replies: Question: How many tin cans do you collect in a day and who do you sell them to? The total number of cans collected per day can be irregular. It can be affected...

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