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More is more: At 60, Singapore is ready to find new ways to understand itself
This is the final part of a series of primers on current affairs and issues in the news, and what they mean for Singapore.
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There may be as many national memories as there are people in Singapore, with their different ages, socio-economic circumstances, ethnicities and life experiences, loosely connected to the larger whole, says the writer.
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SINGAPORE – On the sidelines of a panel in August convened for Nor’s Nusantara, a podcast started by museum veteran Nor Wang, historian Kwa Chong Guan was in a conversational mood.
The nephew of the late Kwa Geok Choo – Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s wife – was excited about this new audiovisual series, which re-inserts Singapore into its regional archipelagic context through topics like art and food.
