Lim Tean advocates for Tan Kin Lian: A visionary leader for Singapore’s Presidency

In his speech at Mr Tan Kin Lian’s launch of his presidential bid, Mr Lim Tean passionately championed the need for a truly Independent President. Highlighting Mr Tan Kin Lian’s unique credentials and genuine concern for the wellbeing of Singaporeans, the Peoples Voice leader emphasized the pressing challenges of rising living costs and job insecurities faced by the public. Mr Lim depicted Mr Tan Kin Lian as a beacon of hope for the nation, advocating for a leader who genuinely understands and represents the people’s aspirations.

Tan Jee Say endorses Tan Kin Lian for President: A courageous, genuine, and humble choice for Singapore

In advocating for a truly representative leader, Tan Jee Say underscored Tan Kin Lian’s humility, courage, and genuine dedication. Highlighting the pressing need for restored public trust and effective independence, Tan Jee Say emphasized that Tan Kin Lian, as the ‘People’s President’, would bring back hope to Singaporeans and champion true democracy

Tan Kin Lian’s pledge: Rekindling unity and charting a vigorous future for Singapore

In the press conference to announce his bid for the Singapore presidency, Tan Kin Lian emphasizes safeguarding Singapore’s reserves and strengthening public service integrity. Drawing on his 30-year leadership at NTUC Income, he envisions a future with affordable living, accessible housing, and job stability, pledging collaboration with the government for a united nation.

Lim Tean calls for a reinvention of Singapore on its 58th National Day

Lim Tean, Leader of Peoples Voice, emphasizes the need for reinvention: ‘As our country turns 58, Singaporeans face diminished dreams and eroding trust. It’s time to step from the Old into the New.’

Ethical Leadership in the Heart of Singapore: A National Day Reflection by RDU’s Ravi Philemon

Dear Fellow Singaporeans, As we unite to commemorate our 58th National Day,…

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.

Liang Eng Hwa, Bukit Panjang MP, diagnosed with early-stage nose cancer

Member of Parliament for Bukit Panjang, Liang Eng Hwa, has been diagnosed with early-stage nasopharyngeal cancer. Expected to take a break from duties for treatment, his absence increases the vacant MP positions in Singapore’s parliament to seven out of 88.

Lee Hsien Yang complies with POFMA directive, continues to assert PAP Govt’s erosion of public trust

Mr Lee Hsien Yang has adhered to the POFMA correction notice concerning his alleged inaccurate statements, but remains firm in his criticisms of the PAP government and his brother, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, calling into question their integrity and trustworthiness.

Lee Hsien Yang asserts: Trust in the PAP has been ‘shattered’

Lee Hsien Yang contends on Facebook that Singaporeans’ faith in the People’s Action Party is ‘shattered’. Highlighting a series of scandals, he argues that the trust once placed in his brother, PM Lee Hsien Loong, has been squandered due to failed leadership.

Malaysian Domestic Trade Minister Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub passes away at 61

Malaysian Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister, Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub, aged 61, passed away on Sunday (23 Jul) at 9:23 pm. He was also a two-term MP for Pulai, Johor, and Deputy President of AMANAH, the National Trust Party (AMANAH), one of the component parties of Pakatan Harapan.