<Facebook post by Terry Xu> My bet is Halimah Yaccob. Then you have the claim that Singapore is progressive with a female President and a Malay one somemore. I have seen for my eyes how biased is Halimah Yaccob towards…
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Since Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced last week that next year’s presidential election will be reserved for Malay candidates, several names of possible candidates have surfaced. Community leaders and observers cite two prominent figures from the community: Speaker of…
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The Malaysian ringgit tumbled to a 12-year low in offshore markets yesterday, sending some Singaporeans into a buying frenzy. One Central District money changer told The New Paper that his stock of RM300,000 (S$96,000) was sold out in four hours….
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak is facing grumblings back home that he is “selling off” his country after returning from China with about US$34 billion worth of deals, which could help lift the economy ahead of elections. The…
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I refer to the article “Parliament passes changes to elected presidency” (Straits Times, Nov 10). It states: “It means Singapore’s next president is likely to be Malay, as next year’s election will be reserved for Malay candidates. The amendments also raise the…
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