Daily SG: 30 Apr 2010
Homeless in Stingypore
- TOC: TOC’s response to remarks by MCYS minister – Part One
- funny little world: The productivity of the MCYS.
- Sgpolitics.net: No lack of sophistry from the government concerning the homeless
- Trapper’s Swamp: Why oh why can’t we have a better press corps?
- Musings From the Lion City: A Poor Rebuttal
- Want some tau huay?: Come on, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, what’s the real story?
- journalism.sg: Government not a fan of Al Jazeera – but denies censoring it
- Asia Calling: Singapore Homelessness
UN Spec Rap Raps SG
- The Sun Shines on Singapore: How Much Affirmative Action? [Thanks thesun]
- The Asia File: UN envoy’s Singapore visit ends in row [Thanks Ben]
- Blowin’ In The Wind: UN human rights official raps Singapore
- Balderdash: Singaporeans will forever be infantile
- Earth Times News: UN official urges Singapore to ensure human rights for migrants
Countdown to Elections
- Singapore Recalcitrant: Can there be a level playing field?
- The Lycan Times: Short Takes
- TOC: NMP speaks up against restriction of non-mainstream opinions
- Trapper’s Swamp: Follow-up to “Good news, bad news?”
- Orenji Kun: Don’t Blame the Leaders [Thanks Orenji]
Strangers in a Strange Land
- The Temasek Review: Singaporeans having “integration” forced down their throats by the PAP
ERPains, Trains & Automobiles
- Kaffein-nated: When size and distance do NOT matter for a Little Red Dot
- ST Forum: How will change affect seniors?
Re education
- Sex sells, so does Politics: The truth behind why MOE is reducing weightage of mother tongue in PSLE
Religion
- Irreligious: Four out of six sex ed vendors are Christian organisations
Daily Discourse
- It’s all about Amelioration: Singapore for Singaporeans [Thanks Nabs]
- Trapper’s Swamp: A simple majority is enough
- Tribolum.com: Singapore is more than just PAP
- Sgpolitics.net: SDP’s May Day message 2010
Life, the universe and everything
- FOOD fuels me to talk: Cowboys in Paradise?
Infoblogoramus
- Dee Kay Dot As Gee: VOILAH!!!!
Selected News Stories
- My SinChew: Indonesia chafes at graft ‘safe haven’ in Singapore
- Bloomberg: GE, Siemens Gain From Singapore Push to Tap Global Water Market
- Reuters: Asia’s couture craving feeds Singapore’s haute hopes
- Global Voices: Southeast Asia: Good Governance Advocacy via Technology
- Bloomberg: I’ll Tell You When Chinese Bubble Is About to Burst: Andy Xie
- NYT: What’s Next for Goldman Sachs?
- Reuters: Global press freedom eroded in 2009: survey
- Time: The 2010 TIME 100
April 30th, 2010 at 6:24 pm
UN Rapporteur Muigai’s visit and so-called criticisms are merely a storm in a teacup. Everything seemed agreed beforehand. Muigai had to say something to keep his job and justify his trip here, and the government then delivered a very quick response to his criticisms which in the first instance are quite lame to any Singapore watcher.
May 1st, 2010 at 11:56 am
I like to write something meaningful, but it will be a tad longer than a sms (see above) so lets leave it for another day. Is that short enough Singaporedaily?
May 6th, 2010 at 4:26 pm
Nice comment Breathless, hadnt noticed those “rules” before.
May 7th, 2010 at 11:28 am
Those rules came in directly after the brotherhood expressly prohibited Singaporedaily from aggregating any of their material. Just imagine that! Seen these things in the movies before, but never ever seen it in real life before in our blogosphere.