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New Zealand PM Ardern declares Coronavirus victory

New Zealand has announced that there are no coronavirus cases in the country [LINK]. The happy situation is largely attributed to the decisive and firm handling of the situation by Prime Minister Jacinda Arden. In April, Ms Arden also announced that her govt would take a 20% cut in salaries in solidarity with those affected...

If Singapore has more than $1 trillion in reserves, why is PAP overly concerned?

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

Covid-19 clearly exposed our country’s over-reliance on foreign workers

Covid-19 clearly exposed our country’s over-reliance on foreign workers. At the height of the pandemic, we were so desperate we literally bribed and begged the Malaysian workers to stay in Singapore so that essential services and other businesses dependent on them, can operate. The picture of at least a hundred thousand Malaysians...

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