Schools: 14% non-S’poreans, but universities – 35%?
Growing number of foreigners are finding it tougher to find places in local schools for their children; while foreign students take up about 35% enrollments in public universities.
Growing number of foreigners are finding it tougher to find places in local schools for their children; while foreign students take up about 35% enrollments in public universities.
Are there any other countries’ property market in the world that has such poor returns (capital appreciation) in the last two decades or so?
With such a sluggish working procedure, how could the national service become fundamental to Singapore’s security and nation building.
Government’s complacency may be destroying the people’s value.
It is about the time for the Govt to make some changes for its complacency, otherwise, the situation of S’poreans’ value might be worse.
With such an inadequate working hour, how could the Parliament answer these unsettled questions?
Only PMETs matter in Singapore?
Though local residents occupied more than half percent of job growth in PMETs, the overall Employment growth is still too low for them.
Does invest in CPF fund really a good choice for investors in the future when most members had losses in CPF investments?
Mr Tharman commented the mainstream media does a great job that neither will it excuse everything the government does nor will it add a divisiveness in society.