Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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How do you see Singapore in 10 years time?

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Gabriel Tham

22 Oct 2018

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

It will be a tough 10 years politically and economically.

Politically, there is a rising wave of opposition support.

Economically, it will be challenging for Singapore to remain relevant. Rising costs of living and falling wages.

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