Sharifah Maznah and Faezah Shaharuddin, a mother-daughter entrepreneurial duo, have a relationship to trees, wood, and furniture that reveals much about how we're all connected.
Sudhir Vadaketh
Sudhir’s work is focused on amplifying the voices of people marginalised by dominant power structures. His areas of concern are inequality, corporate and political hegemonies, and social hierarchies.
Less news, less reading, more video, and a still neutered mainstream media point to numerous challenges Singapore faces in nurturing a thinking, literate society.
The longer fans ignore football’s rotten governance, the more complicit we become. Change will take a long time, but we can start with small steps today.
What does the 38 Oxley Road saga reveal about us as a people?
The practice of farming in Singapore has gone through several waves of transformation. What are today’s urban farmers trying to achieve?
Debates about Singapore’s pre-1819 significance, sparked by Ho Ching, offer us a chance to question the very notion of a national history
Lawrence Wong’s new cabinet reflects tinkering to distribute power and foster teamwork, his desire to reward performance, and possible strategising ahead of the next election.
Lawrence Wong and the PAP were the big victors at GE2025, though the WP and society at large can take consolation from the results.
Inequality is arguably the most important big-picture issue at stake in the upcoming general election.
A look at the manifesto offerings of the PAP, PSP, SDP, and WP.
In an era with rapidly changing socio-political norms, is K Shanmugam, law and home affairs minister, an asset or a liability for the PAP?
Another general election, another questionable boundary report.