Fear, doubt, power, blackmail, shame and retribution get in the way. There is a series of SPF advertisements reminding potential offenders of the penalties if they were caught molesting, littering and committing other crimes. The molest ad was criticised by… Continue reading
New heights of violence The violence between protesters and police officials have escalated to new heights since the emergence of these protests 6 months ago. The latest skirmishes saw protesters set fire to the main gate of Hong Kong’s PolyU… Continue reading
Remember Hong Kong… what us Singaporeans used to associate with dim sum, Disneyland and Victoria Peak. It has now become an unfathomable nightmare for tourists and their own citizens alike, where violence is masqueraded as fighting for rights. This week… Continue reading
Survey… what? A recent study of about 4,000 Singapore citizens and PRs last year was conducted by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) to link trust in the Government to how various issues are being tackled. Yup, such surveys we… Continue reading
The administration of Singapore issued a ban on the use of Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) on footpath on 5th November 2019 which triggered outrage from the food delivery community. What led to the ban of PMD and why was it so sudden? This… Continue reading
“In politics, we must uphold the fundamental values of integrity, honesty, and incorruptibility.” Continue reading
Every worker matters. So are freelancers workers too, and do they matter? Continue reading
For those who missed it, a certain Ramesh Erramalli became infamous overnight after a tirade against a security officer. Netizens took offence at Ramesh’s vulgar arrogance and what he said, and promptly CSI-ed him, creating petitions to get him fired… Continue reading
We might be 2 months early but 2020 looks set to be one where there will be greater moderation of grocery and cooked food prices. A recent news article reported about the formation of the NTUC FairPrice Group – a… Continue reading
As a citizen living in Singapore, where our footprint on the world map is significantly larger than the ratio of our citizens to the global population, it is inevitable that foreigners will comment (both good and bad) about our country.… Continue reading