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53.3KSix Strikes and Still Kicking: PSP Survives its Members’ Silly Antics
ELSON: What started out as Dad’s army appears to have evolved into a troop of renegades. There were high hopes for the...
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10.1KPSP Internal Strife: More Accountability Needed from a Party that Champions “Accountability”
ELSON: First the disclaimer – I do support the PSP in spite of recent undesirable changes and online mutterings. My gripe here...
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12.4KGovernment Blames People for COVID-19 Spread, but Goes Ahead with Big Public Events
RONALD LEE: Is curbing the spread of COVID19 a matter of “Do as I say, and not as I do” to the...
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8.5KBudget 2020: Billions Spent on One-Off Goodies to Sweeten the Ground for Elections?
ELSON: With elections around the corner, it looks like Budget 2020 is aimed at sweetening the ground. Remember the S$1.1 billion Bicentennial...
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51.9KWuhan Virus Scare: The Strange Case of “No Queue” when Gahmen Gives Out Free Masks
RONALD WONG: For the longest time, Singaporeans have been known to queue for almost anything under the sun. Even if they have...
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4.3KShortlisted Founders’ Memorial Designs Criticised for Resembling Toilet Fixtures
Most modern Singapore buildings built in the recent years have been generally functional, eye-pleasing and well-designed. Like the ArtScience Museum, Helix Bridge...
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2.1KGovernment’s Attempt to Score Points with PMD Footpath Ban Makes Everyone a Victim
RONALD LEE: So, the government banned Personal Mobility Devices from footpaths, then commissioned a S$7 million fund to help affected delivery riders...
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4.3K1Pritam’s Ramp Rant Damages Opposition Bloc’s Credibility
HAROLD CHAI: Workers’ Party chief Pritam’s Singh recently whacked the government for allowing the PAP’s losing candidates in Aljunied GRC in GE2015...
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8.6KWith Chiam and the Veterans Gone, What’s Next for the SPP
RONALD LEE: What used to be one of Singapore’s top opposition parties looks effectively decimated. In its heyday, the Singapore People’s Party...
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10.8KPolice Remain Mum on Splashing the Cash for S$171 Tap
ELSON: A petty theft led to the public discovery that a toilet tap in a police station costs S$171 – close to...