Singapore Needs a Dynamic Multi-Party System
Singapore Needs a Dynamic Multi-Party System – The Status Quo is Failing Us. Singaporeans can no longer afford to place blind faith in the same government to steer us through the storms ahead — be they floods or fires, literal or metaphorical. The current leadership has grown out of touch, entrenched in a bureaucratic machinery...
A Blunder at the Ballot Box – Is the Government Out of Touch?
Fixing Polling Day on 3 May, right after the Labour Day public holiday on 1 May, is nothing short of a blunder. One can’t help but ask: is this a calculated move to ride on the sentiments of May Day, hoping to turn it into a rallying cry for votes? It’s hard to ignore the timing. For many Singaporeans, the 1 May holiday...
We see it not by their words but by their actions
The PAP has always been standing on the side of the employers, especially those running big businesses, be they local or foreign owned. We see it not by their words but by their actions, which frequently benefit this select group. For example, the PAP government has signed 27 Free Trade Agreements to guarantee investors’ rights,...
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