PAP’s catch-up in policy formulation
Even before I had entered politics when I was still teaching at NUS, I had been calling out the harm that streaming does to children and education system. Since then, SDP has repeatedly called for the practice to be scrapped: “Under the SDP’s education plan…students entering secondary school will not be streamed. 30 years...
Managing the tensions of tribal politics
With all the attention drawn to the Committee of Privileges these past several days, something important has gone under the radar. It has to do with Minister Lawrence Wong who wrote a marvel. Not for its literary depth or intellect rigour, but rather for its brazenness in continuing the PAP’s justification in its undemocratic...
Vaccine apatheid will only kill the livelihood of people
In its latest salvo of the Covid-restrictions saga, the MMTF insists that families from the same household still cannot dine in together in restaurants. The Ministers realise, don't they, that people from the same household who cannot eat at the same table in public actually go home together and live under the same roof? Mr...
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