Where’s the beef, Lee Hsien Loong?
I tuned in to the PM’s National Day Rally speech hoping to hear something of significance, like more help for hard pressed Singaporeans trying to make ends meet and provide for their children. True to form, LHL said nothing that was of any help and instead talked about his grandiose plans to transform Singapore some twenty...
Can we pass the test?
Four years after being turfing out its ruling party-in-perpetuity, Malaysia did the unthinkable – it sent its former Prime Minister, Dato' Sri Haji Mohammad Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak to prison on charges of corruption. Mr. Najib, had until that point been regarded as something of an untouchable figure, even though he...
Singapore Can’t Transform Under These Old Fools
Singapore current progress has a lot to do with the legacy built by first generation leaders. It prompted Singapore to be the leading tiger and China sending officials to understudy how we transformed from third world to first world in relatively short span. Singapore had laid foundation for future vision or growth, the government...
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