Singapore leads the way in healthcare: Sean Masaki Flynn

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Forbes article (Let Singapore Lead The Way: Health Care With Sean Masaki Flynn, September 18, 2020) wrote: By a wide margin the U.S. spends proportionately more on health care than any other nation, and yet life expectancy here lags many other countries. Singapore spends a fraction of what we do on health care and yet […]

A Singaporean son tells his story

Singaporean Son Navy start business work

I was born in the late 70s. When I was 6 months old I was given to my aunt to take care till I was secondary 1. I only went back to my own home on Saturday afternoon and returned back to my aunt’s place on Sunday night. Even for school holidays. When I studying […]

Like father, like son

Lee Hsien Loong Lee Kuan Yew

“I’ll follow you.” Mr Lee Kuan Yew wrote in Hard Truths: “I used to make sure once a year at least, sometimes twice a year, to take the whole family to Cameron Highlands or Fraser’s Hill for two weeks and play golf. My children would walk around the golf course with my wife and me. […]

TikTok owner ByteDance to invest billions in Singapore

TikTok ByteDance to invest in Singapore

There remains a bright future for Singapore as a global hub. We will continue to work closely with companies to anchor, hub, and grow their businesses out of Singapore, in a long-term and sustainable manner. – Chan Chun Sing at the Standard Chartered ASEAN Series – As part of its global expansion, ByteDance Ltd., the […]

A Singaporean recounts her personal experience with hiring

Singaporean hiring

By Staphnie : I posted my story below on 7 Sep 2015. 5 years on, the story has remained the same for many while the $ value has gone up. It is interesting to read what I wrote 5 years ago on a hot topic of recency. There is no magic in politics indeed… My […]

Lee Kuan Yew: Foreign talent policy cannot change

foreign talent

“If we change that policy, we undercut our capability to grow and to expand,” Mr Lee said.

“And if we depend only on Singapore talent, I say today Singapore cannot be sustained. Either you play in the big league or you’re not a player.”

From co-driver to free-rider; the free-riding politics of Workers’ Party

Free Rider Workers' Party

The Workers’ Party promised a First World Parliament. But first world parliament did not materialized.

Next, they asked Singaporeans to make them the insurance for Singapore lest the PAP failed.

And then they told Singaporeans they had no intention to form the next government. They issued a bounced cheque.

First World Parliament floated away like a test balloon and the co-driver went to sleep. Enter the free rider.