Tag Archive: The Workers’ Party

Former WP NCMP Concerned That Singaporeans Lack Ability To Cope In New Economy

In telling the story his daughter had with a cleaner former Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) Yee Jenn Jong pointed out that the government’s aim to create many pathways to success beyond exam grades remains challenging. The cleaner at a…
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Pritam Singh: Stronger Sense Of National Identity Bulwark For Singapore In Spats With Big Countries

Numbers, sometimes, tell the best stories – whether they are about foreign policy, trade or the economy in general. These latest tables published by the Singapore Department of Statistics reveal that the United States and Japan are the biggest foreign…
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Bernard Chen: Lee Kuan Yew Would Not Have Approved Of Malay President Through Affirmative Action

The PAP turns 62 today. A week ago, they spoke up for and stood by affirmative action, the very principle that its founding members fought against, every tooth and every nail. The irony passes them by as they legitimises it…
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TOC Chief Editor: Halimah Yacob Biased Against WP MPs In Parliament

<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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WP Chief Low Thia Khiang: KPMG Report On Past Payments & Transactions ‘Inconclusive’

The audit report on the Aljunied-Hougang Town Council’s (AHTC) past payments and transactions remains “inconclusive” despite the manpower and resources spent, said Workers’ Party (WP) chief Low Thia Khiang on Wednesday (Nov 2). Mr Low was making his first comments…
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