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Archive for the ‘Opinions’ Category

Having children and raising them properly and responsibly is a marathon race

I refer to the news that Josephine Teo has called on young people to tell her government what is it that they want in order to have more children. I am not optimistic. To begin, I want to point out that Josephine Teo has been given the responsibility to head the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD) and it is precisely...

Singapore should adopt Malaysia’s CPF scheme

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

You have to ask where the PAP’s priorities are when the budget do not benefit Singaporeans

While reading the budget in detail I noticed that while defence spending as a % of GDP is going up to 4.5% and increasing by approximately $1 Billion. At the same time, I also see education dropping to 2.6% of GDP. This includes plans for $150m less on OPEX and an 8,800 reduction in headcount. Now I don’t know where this...

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