Reform Party to test support at walkabout

Apr. 2 | “We also want to use the walkabout to test support for the Reform Party, which has held walkabouts in (other) areas, such as the Hong Kah and West Coast GRCs.” Reform Party chief Kenneth Jeyaretnam

Blogger Gerald Giam joins the Workers’ Party

Jan. 23 | From Gerald Giam’s blog: I joined the WP because I believe Singapore needs an alternative leadership that is capable of taking over the reins and steering our country to its next level of development, should the PAP stumble. This will ensure that Singapore...

Circumventing the mainstream media bias: A call for oppositional introspection

Sep. 6 | Pritam Singh / Founder of OpinionAsia.com The kerfuffle last week within the Singapore Malay National Organisation (PKMS), an opposition political party in Singapore must have been music to the ears of the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP). After all,...

Opposition unity still illusory

Feb. 8 | How does one make progress when the starting point is an illusion? Alex Au, on opposition forum

Opposition parties: No time to cross swords

Dec. 7 | Singapore Citizen The recent furore over whether a multi-party system or a single-party system would be better for Singapore has led to a renewed interest due to recent rumours about upcoming snap elections. I assume, for the sake of this commentary,...

The ball is in the opposition’s court

Aug. 19 | Announcement: We apologise if you are experiencing some difficulty with this site. We are investigating the cause. We ask for your patience. Thank you. Andrew Loh / Deputy Editor From “anonymous counter-insurgents” to “openning up” in cyberspace,...

The process is just as important – Sylvia Lim

Jul. 14 | We may slog, we may work towards winning election, but in the end we may lose. So there has to be that spirit of perseverance to believe in the process – and getting Singaporeans to be involved in the process is just as important, if not as important...