Pritam Singh acknowledges the religious harmony in Aljunied GRC

Pritam Singh religious harmony

Our religious harmony, just like racial harmony, is always work-in-progress. It is precious but fragile. The religious harmony that Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh observes in Aljunied GRC is reflected across the whole of Singapore. This harmony is a treasure that all Singaporeans can be proud of. It therefore warms the cockles of my heart […]

Temasek does not handle your CPF. Here’s why.

Temasek Holdings CPF Investment

To be clear, Temasek does not handle CPF monies does not manage foreign reserves does not manage Government reserves. Temasek OWNS the assets on its balance sheet. It is an investment company, not a fund manager. Temasek manages its own assets, which have accrued mainly from proceeds from sale of its investments and reinvestments of […]

What did Mr Lee Kuan Yew say to the legal fraternity?

lawyer legal fraternity law society

Mr Lee Hsien Yang and Mr Andrew Loh alluded to Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s remarks to the legal fraternity in 1986 without providing the context. In so doing, they deliberately misled their readers by attempting to link Mr Lee’s remarks to Lucien Wong. Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s remarks had nothing to do with Lucien Wong. […]

Joel’s conversation with SM Teo Chee Hean

Penal Code 377a Singapore Teo Chee Hean Joel Tan

Facebook user Joel Tan, a writer, enjoyed recounting a conversation he had with Mr Teo Chee Hean when Mr Teo came visiting. He mistook Mr Teo for a Minster in the PMO.  Mr Teo is in fact, Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security. Joel considers estate upgrading a ‘lame’ thing. Guess not everyone […]

A Singaporean in Banking speaks

Singaporean - Jobs by meritocracy not birth right job competition

Benjamin Chan says it is important to have Singaporeans in top jobs, but only by his/her own merits rather than their birthrights.

To the millennial Singaporeans – don’t assume it is your birthrights to get a job in Singapore. Fight for it and polish up your CVs.

To the MPs – don’t take the easy route of socialism and protectionism just to win votes. Preserve what made us an economic miracle but enforce fairness in the workplace so that qualified Singaporeans don’t get sidelined.

To the “other Singaporeans” – don’t just complain why other foreigners are ahead of you. Venture out and get some overseas experiences as well. Life is not always fair, deal with it!