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Killing a chicken to scare the monkeys?

Killing a chicken to scare the monkeys?

Kirsten Han

— 8 months, 3 weeks ago

As the dust of Singapore’s general election settles, a forgotten side of Singapore continues to wage a quiet, uphill battle for change. Our guest writer, Kirsten Han, shares some recent developments about the death penalty for drugs in Singapore. Full story

Hougang spirit in the air

Hougang spirit in the air

Wong Yuntian

— 9 months ago

The Hougang spirit has moved into Aljunied and created a new chapter of politics in Singapore history. Our photographer Wong Yuntian was at Hougang stadium to capture the celebratory mood of about Workers’ Party supporters yesterday night. Full story

People’s power at Aljunied rally

People’s power at Aljunied rally

Wong Yuntian

— 9 months ago

The Enquirer’s photojournalist, Wong Yuntian, captures moments from two consecutive Workers’ Party rallies in Aljunied GRC. Thousands have turned up in support of the party, waving flags, blowing vuvuzelas and creating unique posters to convey their messages to the government and public. Full story

TED wields creative magic in NTU

TED wields creative magic in NTU

Rachel Loi

— 9 months, 1 week ago

If you thought the invisibility cloak existed only in the fictional world of Hogwarts, then as of last year, you were wrong. Voted top 10 breakthroughs in Physics of the year 2010, the “invisibility cloak” was invented by Dr George Barbastathis and his team at the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART) Centre. Full story

Hope on a platter

Hope on a platter

Carolyn Khew

— 10 months ago

Good food cannot cure cancer, but it can warm the hearts of cancer patients. Who says food for the sick has to taste bland? Six NTU students launch a book to change this misconception.Carolyn Khew finds out more. Full story

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