Is Singapore’s foreign investments always ‘accident prone’?
Canadian media reported Panama mining law change hit Inmet shares. Temasek Holding is reported to have agreed to a US$500 million placement offered by Inmet Mining in April 2010. Subsequent to that, Inmet Mining signed a merger Agreement in January 2011 with another Canadian mining house, Lundin Mining. http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page67?oid=118397&sn=Detail&pid=92730 Inmet...
PAP: Feel it in the air tonight
With the elections coming close, Singaporeans like you and me, who can’t vote, are waiting to cast our sacred vote against the PAP to have a balanced government, to ensure we have accountability, and checks and balances. The recent drum beat from the PAP about helping Singaporeans buy their homes and making them affordable...
Too Hard To Swallow: The outstretched hand
Critics of Tom Plate’s “Conversations with Lee Kuan Yew” said the journalistic instinct in him took a back seat when Lee dropped a bombshell, saying that three ministers quit because they could not accept Goh Chok Tong’s style soon after he took over as Prime Minister in 1990. There is nothing to show that Mr Plate asked...
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