From Japan to Singapore: A Footballer's Journey of Citizenship and Kindness

Former President Halimah Yacob’s post on Facebook about the horrors in Gaza triggered response from an online socio-political commentator, which then sparked further outrage in both directions. Meanwhile, Uniqlo is accused of copying local brands Pointyrice and Musoka Club, but is it justified or overblown?

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(00:00) Folklory
(01:00) Intro
(09:53) Outrage at Halimah’s Post on Gaza
(46:36) Uniqlo Accused of Copying Local Brands
(01:03:10) One Shiok Comment
(01:05:31) One Shiok Thing

Folklory

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One Shiok Thing

• He Gave Up His Citizenship For Singapore Football: Tampines Rovers' Kyoga Nakamura
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Outrage at Halimah’s Post on Gaza

• Singapore must never allow divisive rhetoric to erode mutual respect and unity: Faishal Ibrahim
• FB Post by Halimah Yacob
• FB Post by Critical Spectator
• Faishal Ibrahim 'agrees with' ex-Israeli PM that Israel is committing war crimes in Gaza

Uniqlo Accused of Copying Local Brands

• Cai fan merch label PointyRice calls out Uniqlo keychain’s ‘uncanny’ likeness
• Uniqlo’s local food tees draw buzz for looking ‘eerily similar’ to Singapore brand Musoka Club

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Edited and mixed by Tristen Yeak