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“Once I declared bankruptcy, I felt 10 kilograms lighter,” Adams Yap tells me. For most people, bankruptcy is a private source of shame. For Adams, it’s part of his public persona. The 31-year-old entrepreneur documents his “road to zero”—zero debt, that is—on TikTok. Whenever he chips away at his debt, he updates his bio. As of May 16, 2025, he still owes his creditors $243,708.01. A pretty respectable progress from his original debt of $520,324.03.

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home.migrants.sgOn 19 March 2025, HOME released its latest report, titled Risky Rides: A Report on the Transportation of Migrant Workers on Lorries, which calls for a ban on the transportation of workers on lorries. The launch event was held at HOME's Geylang office, and was attended by local and international media, embassy officials, and fellow civil society organisations.

1 month ago | ricemedia.co | Kimberly Lim

For years, advocates pushing for a ban on transporting workers on the backs of lorries have faced the same rebuffs: It’s “not practical” or “”. But for advocacy group Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics (HOME), that’s not good enough. As a local charity supporting the rights and welfare of migrant workers, HOME has long campaigned for a ban on this unsafe form of transport.

1 month ago | ricemedia.co | Kimberly Lim

This morning, as the GE2025 results sink in, I’m wondering two things: (1) How good does an opposition candidate need to be to get elected? (2) How bad does a People’s Action Party (PAP) candidate need to be to get voted out of office? It seems that the answer to both of these questions is: More than you think. Despite the “noticeable step-up in calibre” of opposition candidates, the ruling PAP took 65.57 percent of the overall vote share, up from its GE2020 showing of 61.24 percent.