Lives of Singaporeans through the eyes of Singaporeans
It seems like all the political parties in Singapore are gearing up for the next General Elections (GE2025), which is to be held no later than 23 Nov 2025. From…
For what opposition parties have at their disposal, they are doing a very good job. Doesn’t mean that opposition estates are doing badly at all. Here is why. Opposition MPs…
What should have been a clear cut issue about legal equality in society for all regardless of sexual/gender orientation – the repeal of 377A – has turned into an ugly…
If having a “party whip” means everyone has to vote for the same thing regardless of what they think, what is the point of the debate?
In parliament yesterday (13 Sep), Workers’ Party Louis Chua made a case for lowering the age at which Singaporean singles can apply for a BTO to 28. Since 1991, singles…
The implementation of a $1400 Local Qualifying Salary (LQS) by the incumbent party came into effect on 1 September 2022. This is a part of the PAP’s efforts to increase…
[Contributed by Dan De Costa] As celebrations mellow and we have largely returned to our work life to churn and keep the economy going, a recurring question keeps popping on my mind which…
[Contributed by Meg] They finally announced the names of the primary and secondary schools that will be merged over the next few years. The mergers are a response to falling…
PAP keeps slamming the opposition for their ideas, but end up using the ideas years later. Do they deserve their million dollar salary?
[Contributed by Wong] My friends are praising Jamus Lim for his budget speech. In fact, his suggestions in response to PAP being stubborn about wanting to raise GST were brilliant….