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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

Mr Lim, experience can also be faked

Minister Lim Swee Say with his famous toothpick (Photo ST) On Monday (11 May), in response to Parliamentary questions from NCMP Gerald Giam about foreign applicants with qualifications from degree mills applying for S-Pass and EP, the new Manpower Minister Lim Swee Say said that MOM will disregard these qualifications ('Lim:...

Amos Yee: I want to go to jail

Amos Yee The court today (12 May) has found Amos Yee guilty of 2 charges - one for making offensive remarks against Christianity and the other for circulating an obscene imagery. The 2 charges are under Section 298 and Section 292(1)(a) of the Penal Code respectively. Amos had earlier pleaded not guilty to both charges. He did...

Minister Lim refuses to answer NCMP Giam’s question

Minister Lim Swee Say with his famous toothpick (Photo ST) At the parliament sitting yesterday (11 May), NCMP Gerald Giam from the Workers' Party posed a few questions to the Manpower Minister Lim Swee Say. Mr Giam wanted to know more about the retrenchment situation in Singapore last year. He asked: (a) of the 12,930 workers...

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