Tag Archives: Foreign

Few days back an Anonymous video was circulating on social media which claims that the party has been infiltrated by foreign proxies. The video also named several PSP members and claimed that they are disrupting PSP from helming the next stage of Singapore. After police reports were made and PSP did their own internal investigation, they found out that the person who created and spread the video was their own party member Daniel Teo Weilong.

Look at this type of food serve to our foreign workers who are quarantined at the Singapore Expo. Is this fit for humans? Just rice, small piece of fish and 1 teaspoon of curry nia. Where's the meat and veggies? Did RWS forget to add the meat and veg as too busy invoicing MOM? This kind of food even dog also dun want to eat sia!

By splitting up the cases into three mutually exclusive categories and labeling one such category as "the community", is the Ministry not advancing the implicit view that the other categories -- work permit holders, ie. our foreign workers -- are not considered as part of our community?

Starting on April 1st, or April Fools Day as the day is more commonly known by, foreign motorists must pay their outstanding fines for their vehicles in Singapore if they want to enter Singapore.

Our reader complained about a foreign motorcycle which has been parked at a pavement at Yishun for more than a week without getting fined. Where's the saman auntie? Why can liddat?

Foreign domestic worker Listi was not paid her salary for 10 months despite not being given any rest days. She was not allowed to change employer and is now forced to go back to Indonesia. How can liddat?

Netizen Andrew Loh has had enough with the fluffy questions directed at Halimah Yacob and prefers for people to ask her serious, Presidency-related questions like Singapore's reserves and investments instead. Do you agree?

A senior academic from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP), Professor Huang Jing, has been identified as “an agent of influence of a foreign country,” announced the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday (Aug 4). “The information was duly conveyed by that senior member of the LKYSPP to very senior public officials who were in a position to direct Singapore’s foreign policy. The clear intention was to use the information to cause the Singapore Government to change its foreign policy".

Nowadays all government hospital like flooded with foreign doctors. Pinoy, Myanmar, PRC and even Hongkie, you name it they have it.

ST forummer Anne Chong suggested to welcome more foreigners into our schools. She said foreign and local children could develop friendships that might bloom into strong business ties in the future. Local parents, too, will have more opportunities for networking. This would prove very useful when they want to explore business opportunities in these foreign lands. She also said this is particularly relevant at a time when there is an excess of capacity in schools due to a declining cohort of local children.