Singapore Must Always Have Hope

It’s a challenge to tell the story of Singapore’s war on drugs and its victims, but we keep going because we must.

It’s not going to be okay

“Things are not okay. They are not going to be okay.” This knowledge should not be allowed to paralyse over the long-term; it can only be allowed to activate.

A real journalist?

“Am I a journalist?” I started with this question, and as I followed it down the path I realised it isn’t just a simple question about a profession or career choice.

Book birthday

The Singapore I Recognise: Essays on home, community and hope was officially launched a year ago today.

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