Ministry warned The Economist journalist Dominic Ziegler, aka Banyan, after he praised Jom in an ad
In a post on Saturday , Mr Sudhir wrote: “Dominic Ziegler, ‘Mr Banyan’, is a fan of Singapore, as is evident from all his journalism, not just this piece he wrote after he moved here. Many foreign journalists left Hong Kong over the past few years. Quite a few decamped to Seoul, where NYT and WaPo, among others, have important offices.
“It touches deeper truths about the way Singapore is run and about the culture that runs through all Singaporeans than you will ever find in the state-supported press. It is also better written, but that is not all: the best writing in Singapore is matched by classy artwork. It is an end-of-the-week joy to have Jom in your hands or on your laptop.
In a statement on Friday , MCI said Mr Ziegler “compared Singapore to an illiberal state, and encouraged Singaporeans to embrace an alternative vision, instead of what was being offered by the state and an allegedly captive media”. Asserting that “such foreign interference” in domestic politics will not be tolerated, the ministry added, “Singapore politics is reserved only for Singaporeans.”
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