Some of our GRCs might be down an MP. But working closely with activists and volunteers, our PAP MPs will continue to ensure residents are well looked after and supported in their needs.
It’s been a long week in Parliament, with issues explained, bills read, and motions debated. There were statements addressing the Ridout properties, amendments to the Maintenance of Parents Act and Women’s Charter, a misguided call by the Opposition ...
Our MPs are looking to provide Singapore’s aged parents with better protection — and adult children as well. During Parliament this week, they are proposing amendments to the Maintenance of Parents Act (MPA). These will balance how parents and childr ...
That cyclist passing by you on Singapore’s widening bike paths and green, calming parks? He might just be MP Baey Yam Keng (Tampines GRC). MP Baey has made it his mission to clock 100km by August 20 this year. This is for
Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing has been giving a very different take of what we think going to school means on his TikTok channel @chanchunsingsg. These past few weeks, he has been busy visiting school students across Singapo ...
Elmie Nekmat remains a “grounded and hands-on academic”. Find out here, in Petir.sg’s exclusive interview with Sengkang Central Branch Chair Elmie Nekmat.
The PAP prioritises including every Singaporean on the Singapore Forward journey. To this end, PAP MPs gave suggestions in Parliament last week (Apr 17-21) on how to support different age groups and demographics of Singaporeans from youths to parents ...
Singapore is an outlier in many ways. As a tiny island, there was a time when people thought that Singapore would not make it. Except that we did, with the sentiment now immortalised in the iconic National Day song “We Are Singapore
We can distil Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s speech in Parliament this Wednesday (Apr 19) into one broad but important theme: Trust. Now, trust is not earned easily, nor given lightly. And it is needed in this very troubled global era for
Strengthening Singapore’s social fabric. Building a smart and liveable city. And expanding our system of meritocracy to be broader and more open. President Halimah Yacob set out these priorities for the Government during her Presidential Address at t ...