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Linkedin: Foreigners take up more than 50% of high paying digital jobs
According to networking website Linkedin, more than 50% of the high-paying digital jobs like content specialists are taken up by foreigners. At about 20%, Indian nationals take up most of the...
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MOM: Unemployment rate rises because “people look for work”
In the latest Q2 employment report, Singapore’s citizen unemployment rate rose to a nine-month high of 3.1%. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) however openly lied that unemployment increased not because...
View ArticleSMRT lose undisclosed millions after shutting down subsidiary
Temasek Holdings-owned transport operator SMRT yesterday (Sep 14) announced the shutting down of its subsidiary, Railise Pte. Ltd, losing undisclosed tens of millions. The subsidiary company that...
View ArticleOne year of Halimah Yacob: Still a useless President
Paid at S$1.54 million-a-year, Singapore President Halimah Yacob is the world’s second most expensive politician. Her contribution to the country since her election exactly one year ago on Sep 2017...
View ArticleMinister Ong Ye Kung: Facebook is breeding angst and impatience among people
Blaming social media websites like Facebook for the ruling party’s declining popularity, Education Minister Ong Ye Kung claimed that the internet is “breeding angst and impatience” among the people,...
View ArticlePAP MP Murali: My Chinese name is “Ah Mu”, not “Mou Nah Li”
As an attempt to shore up his presence in the General Election, PAP MP Murali Pillai gave himself a Chinese nickname “Ah Mu” because residents are making fun of his Chinese-phonic term “Mou Na Li”...
View ArticleMinistry of Communications: Millionaire ministerial salaries is “falsehood”
Frustrated with growing criticisms over Lee Hsien Loong’s S$2.2 million-a-year salary, the propaganda information ministry hit out at Singaporeans sharing articles what it calls “falsehoods”....
View ArticleMinister Ng Eng Hen: 4% become mentally ill due to National Service
According to shocking revelation by Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen in a written parliamentary response, 4% of every cohort become mentally ill after enlisting for National Service (NS) conscription in...
View Article9 struck S$31,500-a-year NMP lottery
9 new Nominated Members of Parliament (NMPs) have been picked by a ruling party PAP committee to fill in the shortage of opposition presence in the Parliament. Each NMP will receive S$31,500 in annual...
View ArticleSpeaker Tan Chuan Jin: Opposition talk too much in Parliament
Angered by the increasing number of criticisms against the ruling party, PAP Speaker of Parliament Tan Chuan Jin hit back claiming that Singaporeans are always finding faults with the government: “But...
View ArticleGoh Chok Tong cover himself: I do not get millionaire ministerial salaries
Worried that the public resentment may affect his premiership legacy, former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong drew a line separating himself from PAP Ministers saying that he does not get million dollar...
View ArticleCSA chief: Ministers and CEOs need to be held responsible for technical issues
Speaking at an IT security forum yesterday (Sep 18), the chief executive of Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) called for public accountability from decision makers, Ministers and CEOs....
View ArticleMinister and SMRT blame staff for prolonged train delay
Blaming its maintenance staff for a prolonged 7-hour train breakdown yesterday (Sep 19), SMRT and Senior Minister of Transport Janil Puthucheary said the repair team had to make six trips to repair a...
View ArticleMinister K Shanmugam to take legal actions against “liar” Oxford historian
Angered by his account of Singapore’s historical facts that did not portray the ruling party government in a good light at the Select Committee’s hearing, Law Minister K Shanmugam today (Sep 20) threw...
View ArticleSelect Committee: Minister K Shanmugam get to decide what is fake news
According to the concluding report published by the ruling party-controlled Select Committee yesterday (Sep 20), the Singapore government will be granted the power to shut down or block any website it...
View ArticleMinister Ong Ye Kung: Singapore need more “foreign talents”
In an interview with Bloomberg earlier this week, Education Minister Ong Ye Kung said that Singapore need more “foreign talents” as the local population is unable to churn out enough tertiary-educated...
View ArticleMinister Chan Chun Sing: Power outage means everything is working fine
Trying to paint a positive picture of Tuesday’s island-wide power outage, Trade Minister Chan Chun Sing twisted his words saying that the incident means everything is working fine: “Preliminary...
View ArticleSTR: Select Committee report itself is fake news
After having a good run digesting the Select Committee’s politically-motivated report, it has become evident that the sole objective since day one is to reinforce existing censorship legislation and...
View ArticlePAP MP Louis Ng: We did not set our own salaries
In a state media interview with government mouthpiece CNA, PAP MP Louis Ng cried innocence saying that the PAP government does not set their own salaries. The PAP MP claimed that the lucrative million...
View ArticleStraits Times: Don’t withdraw your CPF
In a state propaganda article published by Straits Times yesterday (Sep 23), the 153rd-ranking fake news media called for Singaporeans not to withdraw their CPF. Deliberately misleading the public,...
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