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I truly feel sorry for that poor old lady who suffered such horrible injuries whilst travelling in a SMRT Bus. Enough is enough. The Government should look into this before the situation worsens. I have nothing against foreign drivers. But why such over-dependence on these foreigners...

In the former Supreme Court there was this statue of a blindfolded lady with scales in her hands...... There was this saying that "those who come with cleans hands will get justice...." I am just an ordinary beagle Who wish to ask some legal eagle Why are Singaporeans so baffle...

I had this "opportunity" of visiting a "government" hospital recently for medical check-up. I had to proceed to the Pharmacy to "buy" my prescribed medicine. I stood in the queue. Then came my turn and and I met my "saviour". She was a Filipina who spoke so horribly that I could not even...

A prisoner, once found guilty by a Court of Law is either fined or make to serve a custodial sentence in a lawful Prison run by a government ministry and headed by civil servants. A prisoner, have to accept limited rights and certain deprivations as part of the rehabilitation programme. At...

During the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, many people were murdered. Pulau Blakang Mati was also one such spot. Changi Village wasn't spared too. Lucky it did not become Chern Nee. Many battles were fought in many places within Singapore. The introduction of Hanyu Pinyin has affected...

In this tiny nation, there is a lot of stress, depression and uncertainty in the minds of the citizens The daily rush to work in trains and buses packed like sardines is one factor. Low salaries, high costs of food and transportation and other daily expenditure is "driving our people nuts"...

If I may bring our readers mind to a man-made island that is today a "white-elephant"of sorts. This island is opposite the Seletar Camp and on its left is the Ponggol Marina. Why are residents not allowed assess to this place? Millions of dollars may have been wiped out in creating that...

Ask any new parent and they would decry the high prize of Baby's Milk Powder in Singapore. Even small tins are so highly-prized. Some at $90/-.... I wonder how the poor people manage to buy such "luxuriously-prized" daily neccessities. Hence I don't blame the locals from giving...