Year: 2023

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Workers’ Party: Making Singapore the Home we all cherish

Amid introspection and challenges, the Workers’ Party emphasizes revitalizing national policies for citizens’ well-being and progress. They highlight their contributions to parliament and advocate for a fairer, just, and kinder society.

Stability, growth and the wellbeing of people in Singapore

Drawing parallels between Cambodia’s and Singapore’s political history, Foong Swee Fong observes that economic growth and prosperity often come at the expense of democracy and the well-being of the people, urging a conversation about prioritizing democratic values over relentless pursuit of GDP growth.”

Tan Kin Lian: Leverage on president’s power to make changes

“If elected president, I intend to use my office to work with the government to find solutions to lower the cost of living, ensure affordable housing, and secure stable jobs. My approach would be positive, constructive, and open-minded, suggesting ministers try new approaches on a small scale before full adoption,” said Tan Kin Lian, a presidential hopeful.

Undying Phoenix: TOC navigates regulatory restrictions with a revamped approach

Despite new regulations hindering operations, The Online Citizen Asia (TOC) views this as a chance to return to its roots, launching Gutzy Asia for Greater Asian news, while refocusing on Singapore. Inviting volunteer support, TOC’s commitment to truth and transparency remains unshakeable amidst these constraints.

Singapore to play host to ‘The Business Show’ 2023: A premier global gathering of business minds

Singapore is set to host the globally acclaimed ‘The Business Show’ Singapore 2023, a dynamic two-day event that fosters business innovation, adaptation, and networking. Featuring over 300 exhibitors and 200 seminars, the event promises rich learning and networking opportunities for the international business community.

Tan Kin Lian’s life story

Tan Kin Lian, former CEO of NTUC Income and Presidential candidate, recounts his journey from a modest upbringing to steering a cooperative society insurance firm to $17 billion in assets. Advocating for frugality and public welfare, he highlights his experience in community service, and suggests applying similar principles to national governance.

Lee Hsien Yang: “Ministers Shan and Vivian are demanding that I lie in a public apology”

Lee Hsien Yang said in a Facebook post on Monday that Ministers Shamugam and Vivian Balakrishnan are demanding that he lie in a public apology.

A comedy of chicanery

Yoong Siew Wah, former ISD and CPIB director, comments on the surprising candidacy of Tharman Shanmugaratnam, formerly a PAP member, as an independent in the presidential race. Amid concerns of bias in media coverage and lingering establishment ties, he predicts potential political upheaval in Singapore.

A scrutiny of Ng Kok Song’s self-professed independence in the upcoming presidential race

Opinion: Despite president aspirant Ng Kok Song’s assertions of his independence, his ties to PAP-linked entities and overlaps with former Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s career cast doubts on his political neutrality. Is his candidacy a sincere bid or a strategic move to prevent a shameful walkover?

Tan Kin Lian’s stand against defamation suit: A personal account and call for legal reform

Reflecting on a personal encounter with a defamation threat, Tan Kin Lian appeals for a revision of the defamation law, calling for justice and equality against its misuse by the affluent and influential.