Political parties share their National Day messages
Following Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s traditional National Day Message, political parties have also released videos or statements to commemorate Singapore’s anniversary of independence. The...
View ArticleNSP ask Finance Minister for reassurance on GST hike after general elections
National Solidarity Party seeks assurance from Minister of Finance that there would be no increase in Good & Service Tax (GST) after the General Elections from 2016 to 2020. NSP…
View ArticleReform Party: Time to cast off the chains that bind people
National Day Message from Reform Party On the brink of our 50th National Day, we should rightfully celebrate Singapore’s achievements. We have come a long way since independence. Measured in…
View ArticleNSP to announce election plan if WP does not respond by Monday
The National Solidarity Party (NSP) held a walkabout in Tampines GRC on the morning of National Day, 9 August. Reception was warm towards the party at the food centre, as…
View ArticleNSP withdraws from three-cornered fight
Press Release – For Immediate Release Marine Parade GRC and MacPherson SMC NSP will NOT be contesting in Marine Parade GRC and MacPherson SMC. It was a difficult decision for…
View ArticleCall for accountability on financial lapses before GE is held
A statement seeking support from the public has been posted online as a petition calling for the government to investigate fully the recent slew of financial and accounting irregularities unearthed…
View ArticleSingFirst leaves Ang Mo Kio GRC to Reform Party and PAP
The SIngaporeans First Party (SingFirst) has confirmed that it will not be contesting the Ang Mo Kio GRC in the upcoming elections. In a statement on Monday, the party said,…
View ArticleNSP focuses on Sembawang and Tampines GRCs
The National Solidarity Party (NSP) held a walkabout in Sembawang GRC, at Admiralty Place, on the morning of 10 August. The opposition party seems to be well-received by residents at…
View ArticleRoy Ngerng and M Ravi potential candidates for Reform Party
By Yasmeen Banu As Singapore’s momentous Jubilee weekend nears a close, there has been much talk about announcements regarding the upcoming elections after the National Day holidays. Different wards...
View ArticleA Singaporean’s heartfelt message on the impending election
By Snow Flake I am a Singaporean male who has served my national service. I have lived most of my life in the various heartlands across Singapore, having moved quite…
View ArticleCPF Minimum Sum now S$161,000
On 1 July 2015, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) Minimum Sum requirement rose from $155,000 to $161,000. The increase was first announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his National…
View ArticleSingFirst hopes RP will field Roy Ngerng in AMK GRC
By TREmeritus Yesterday (10 Aug), SingFirst announced that it will not be contesting in Ang Mo Kio GRC for the upcoming GE (‘SingFirst leaves AMK GRC to Reform Party‘). In…
View ArticleGE issues – A truly inclusive society for all minority groups
By Ghui 2015 marks an important year for Singapore. This year saw the passing of Mr Lee Kuan Yew who is widely held as Singapore’s founding father. On top of…
View ArticleSDA: Viral rally speech videos have no relevance to current party positioning
Singapore Demcrocatic Alliance (SDA) has come up with a press statement about old campaign videos of SDA, which are circulating the internet. The party statement wrote, “There has been a…
View ArticleNS and NEL lines experience service disruption after Jubilee weekend
This morning as commuters on the North-South Line were making their way back to work and school after the Jubilee Weekend, train disruption took place along the North South Line…
View ArticleTransport Minister announces that he would not be standing for re-election
Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew has announced that he would not be standing for re-election in the coming General Election. Mr Lui wrote in his letter to Prime Minister Lee Hsien…
View ArticleSocial media responds to news of Lui Tuck Yew stepping down
Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew will not be running in the upcoming general election. LUI TUCK YEW QUITS: This is the letter he sent to @leehsienloong announcing his decision. #GEWatch…
View ArticleLui’s resignation – a sign of weak leadership from the top
Lui’s resignation – a sign of weak leadership from the top “Singapore will not encourage a culture where ministers resign whenever things go wrong on their watch, whether or not…
View ArticleOverseas Singaporeans risk being outlawed with Medishield Life?
By Howard Lee Juliet Low has been working in the US and the UK for more than a decade, and never had to worry about high cost of treatment for…
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