The New Kallang Sports Hub – To Be or Not to Be (Built)
By Damon Yeo, Business Correspondent I wasn’t there at the Kallang National Stadium on 30 June 2007, when a grand “farewell” party was held for the beloved stadium. I can imagine that it was probably quite a night for the 45,000 paying attendees. It was day of festivities for those who bothered to turn up for the entire...
Why Singapore “meritocracy” isn’t meritocracy
By Abdul Gafoor, Social Correspondent Singapore is a strange country where everything suggested, which is contrary what the government, politicians and policy makers claim, has to be “substantiated with evidence” even though the same government, politicians and policy makers are not required to substantiate their claims...
Formula One – A Gold Mine or a Gold-digger
By Damon Yeo, Business Correspondent This time last year, Singapore was not in recession yet and every single ticket for the first ever night race in Formula One was sold as the nation was abuzz with the excitement generated by the inaugural Grand Prix. A year on, amidst the global financial crisis, the “crashgate” scandal...
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