Is MM Lee Kuan Yew adding value to Singapore?
By Yoong Siew Wah Education Minister Ng Eng Hen can hardly be classified as a PAP heavyweight and so his political views on MM Lee Kuan Yew should be taken with a certain amount of circumspection. He is probably overawed by the intimidating reputation of MM Lee. Which lightweight minister is not? MM Lee is after all the father...
The issue of Double-barrelled Race Classification
By Bhaskaran Kunju In last week’s session of Parliament it was announced that Singaporeans born to parents of different races could exercise the option to include the races of both parents in their Identity Card. The new implementation is of course a significant move in recognising the diversity of Singapore’s racial diaspora....
The Reform Party’s Seminar on Education
By Amanda Lian Education Policy Proposals The seminar organised by the Reform Party was being held at the Berkshire School’s lecture room on the second level of Shaw Towers on the 23 January 2010, Saturday, 1.30pm. Temasek Review attended the seminar and listened in on the various policy proposals being brought up and compiled...
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