High inflation and economic uncertainty: How Singapore Boomers and Zoomers cope
High inflation and recession. News of their impending arrival dot the landscape of print, broadcast and online platforms non-stop and...
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Housing the elderly in the community: The options to help them age in place
To help Singapore's elderly population age in place, the Government is looking into various alternatives to provide adequate, affordable and...
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Ageing in place: Are our elderly financially secure enough to do so?
Are Singapore's elderly ageing in place comfortably as the silver tsunami hits and elderly healthcare costs rise nearly tenfold by...
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Ageing in place: Is it even possible in Singapore?
Elderly Singaporeans are ageing in place as they live longer now, compared to the situation a decade ago. In fact,...
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Er Kwong Wah: The “roadie” who set the stage for SDU, matchmaking service for grads
In today’s context, retired civil servant Er Kwong Wah could be seen as a “roadie”, someone who set the stage...
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Plagiarism and inspiration – is there a difference?
Plagiarism is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness, according to Irish poet Oscar Wilde. Or...
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Ground-up activism: Civil society and advocacy that make a difference in Singapore
At the 2019 "Building Our Future Singapore Together" dialogue, Deputy Prime Minister and then Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat...
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Grassroots movement: Is this the start of ground-up activism in Singapore?
Grassroots organisations (GROs) usually use collective action to drive change at a local, regional or even national level and in...
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Are we still living under a patriarchal government in Singapore?
When it comes to its style of government, Singapore has one that is “a mix of semi-authoritarian, one-party rule”. Its...
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