IPS Makan Index 2.0: Singaporeans Don't Like Being Told That Things Are Still Affordable
How a Makan Index became the punching bag for those who've had it with talking about an unstable economy and rising cost of living.
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How a Makan Index became the punching bag for those who've had it with talking about an unstable economy and rising cost of living.
Many flocked to the defense of a food delivery rider who was accused of working illegally. But are either of them at blame here?
To make Singaporean youth really care, they should be able to vote. How can we expect political maturity when they're not given the chance to?
Why lose sleep over more expensive cigarette taxes when people can just rely on vapes on illegal black markets?
Telegram's Paiseh Questions gives Singaporeans some anonymity and a space to ask their burning questions. All hell breaks loose.