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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

MP Neo: More angst than gratitude among SGs nowadays

MP Lily Neo Speaking in Parliament during the Budget debate last week (3 Mar), Tanjong Pagar GRC MP Lily Neo acknowledged that Singaporeans are feeling more angst than showing gratitude towards government bodies. As such, she felt that government agencies need to have effective leadership and send staff for training to gain...

LBW to housewives: Tell hubby to top up your CPF

Er Dr Lee Bee Wah, MP Nee Soon GRC NMP Chia Yong Yong spoke out in Parliament on 3 March 2015 against greater flexibility for Singaporeans to withdraw their CPF savings. In her speech, she implied that CPF savings do not belong to individual members because they are enhanced by co-payments from employers and through top-ups...

PRC flies to S’pore to take test for another PRC

It was reported in the media last week (27 Feb) that a PRC who flew into Singapore to take a language proficiency test on behalf of another PRC was sentenced to 5 months' jail. Lina Zhang was promised 7,000 yuan (S$1,515) by a middleman to help pass the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam for another...

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