Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss mocks electoral boundaries shift as ‘merry-go-round’ without real change

Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss Satirizes Singapore’s Electoral Boundary Changes Former politician and lawyer Jeannette Chong-Aruldoss recently took to social media platform Facebook to express her views on Singapore’s latest electoral boundary changes. In her post, she humorously compared the shifts in electoral boundaries to a “merry-go-round,” suggesting that while changes may appear to be happening, the overall…

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Electoral Boundaries Review 2025: Major changes with only 5 GRCs, 4 SMCs left unchanged

Singapore’s Electoral Map Redrawn with Major Changes Singapore’s electoral map has undergone significant changes following the announcement by the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC) on 11 March. The EBRC revealed that out of the total 31 constituencies, only five Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs) and four Single Member Constituencies (SMCs) remain unchanged from the previous election….

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Lee Hsien Loong emphasises need for immigration, warns against xenophobia at citizenship ceremony

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong Emphasizes Importance of Immigration and Unity Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered a speech at the Teck Ghee Citizenship Ceremony on 9 March 2025, highlighting the crucial role of immigration in Singapore’s survival. He emphasized the need for new and existing citizens to actively participate in fostering integration within the…

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Gerald Giam presses for survey transparency; Rahayu Mahzam evades disclosure, citing confidentiality

Government Transparency in Survey Findings Questioned WP MP Gerald Giam has raised concerns regarding the transparency of government surveys, specifically questioning whether ministries are forthcoming about their involvement in such surveys and if the findings would be shared with the public. Minister Rahayu Mahzam initially expressed skepticism towards Giam’s claims, but later refrained from providing…

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Singapore identifies 2,700 infected devices in global botnet cyber operation, says Josephine Teo

Singapore Identifies 2,700 Infected Devices in Global Cyber Operation In a recent global cyber operation supported by the Singapore government, approximately 2,700 infected devices in Singapore were identified. The operation revealed that poor cyber hygiene practices had been exploited, leading to the compromise of these devices. Minister for Digital Development and Information, Josephine Teo, confirmed…

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Caught in the Chip Chase: How Nvidia’s AI Fraud Case Could Shake Singapore-Malaysia Ties

On March 4, 2025, a surprising story broke out of Singapore and Malaysia. It involves high-tech chips from Nvidia, a big American company, and a fraud case that’s raising eyebrows. Malaysia is now digging into claims that these chips, meant for artificial intelligence (AI), were moved from Singapore in a sneaky way. This isn’t just…

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