December, 2007
Community, Kamal Mamat, Main Stories - Saturday, December 29, 2007 12:32 - 0 Comments
Malays in 2007: Renewed confidence amidst turbulence?
By Kamal Mamat
Amidst the gloom of inflation and concerns over spiky social issues, one can sense that generally, 2007 has been a positive year for the Malay community. Of course, the rising costs of goods and services dent this sentiment. Continue…
- Healthcare costs increase the most, but MediFund payouts declining?
- Contrasting Tactics of Resistance: our own Aung San Suu Kyis and Bhuttos?
- Paying more for good people – what if it backfires?
- ComfortDelgro’s “self-examination” exercise
- Is the Singaporean population shrinking? – Part 2
- Are ministers already being paid more than their private sector salary benchmark?
- A government-controlled media is superior to a free media?
- Is the Singaporean population shrinking? – Part 1
- Ministers, top civil servants to get 4% to 21% pay rise in Jan
- 83% Hike in Taxi Fares not Comforting at all
- Who really is “not ready” for a non-Chinese PM?
- Lawyers petition Law Society of Singapore
- Local activists commemorate International Human Rights Day
- Unanswered questions on Singapore’s population policy
- International Human Rights Day Commemoration
- $1 billion in town council funds : what’re they used for?
- Al Jazeera reports on Singapore-Burma ties
- Uniquely Singapore, F1 or F9: “Residents willing to pay more for service and conservancy”?
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