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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

SingFirst: Marine Parade and Tampines, here we come

Stepping up our door to door visits It was definitely a fruitful night for SingFirst on their walkabouts in both Tampines and Marine Parade GRC’s yesterday. We were warmly received in all the six wards that we went to, especially in Chai Chee where 4 members of the public spontaneously joined in our door to door visits. The...

Released Amos Yee appears ‘traumatised’

Members of the media pursue teenage blogger Amos Yee after being released from custody, as civil society activists remarked the 16-year-old looked “traumatised” (Photo: Calum Stuart) At around 5:20pm on July 6, teenage blogger Amos Yee walked out the doors of Singapore’s State Courts alongside his mother. The crowd of...

Quo vadis Malaysia? ‘Karma’ & Najib’s RM2.6B

Son of slain AmBank founder talks of 'karma' & Najib's RM2.6 billion 'private Ambank account' Najib Razak Who could have thought that the crisp news on US$700 million that went missing in Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s private bank accounts could present itself as a real chance for Malaysia and all Malaysians? More...

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