Conversations that resemble an audience between the ruler and the ruled
Our 4G ministers say they want to listen to the views of the people so as to forge partnerships to make Singapore a better place to live in. Heng Swee Keat talks about organising consultations with civil society with an "open mind" and listening with "respect and humility". Once every few years, such consultations are given...
No Need for Another Dialogue Exercise, Just Keep Promises from the Last One
Mr Heng Swee Keat has announced that the so-called 4G leaders will embark on a series of dialogue sessions with Singaporeans to chart the future. “We will consider all views with an open mind, and adjust our course accordingly," he said, "We will bring Singaporeans together and give everyone a role to turn good ideas into...
Anwar thanks Malaysian alternative news site while SG govt wants to stop ‘fake news’
In a recent interview with Malaysiakini, a Malaysian alternative news site, Mr Anwar Ibrahim who was released from prison on Wednesday (May 16), has expressed his appreciation to Malaysiakini. “At a time when we had massive restrictions, where the media was nothing but incessant propaganda, Malaysiakini was there," Mr Anwar...
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