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Some are not old, some too old & some must change, to have new blood.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and secretary-general of ruling People's Action Party  (PAP) was asked for his response to opposition parties claim PAP is fear-mongering with warnings to Singaporeans about global uncertainty surrounding US tariffs. 

Here’s what PM Wong had to say at a PAP press conference to unveil Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC candidates, including himself.
https://youtu.be/khVLCGBLb0w?si=OA6LNJxd_hH2JSeJ

WP replaced Faisal Manap in Aljunied GRC w/newbie in fight against fresh PAP slate.

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WP replaced Faisal Manap in Aljunied GRC w/newbie in fight against fresh PAP.

WP vice-chair Faisal Manap moved out of  Aljunied GRC to Tampines after party chief Pritam Singh’s last-minute reshuffle team will face off against a refreshed PAP slate.

PAP team filed its nomination papers at Poi Ching School in Tampines on April 23, has 2nd-time candidate Chan Hui Yuh, 48, dental surgeon Faisal Abdul Aziz, 37, company director Adrian Ang, 42, urban planning consultancy chief Daniel Liu, 40, & unionist Jagathishwaran Rajo, 37.

WP’s line-up in Aljunied GRC will be led by Mr Singh, 48, & WP chair Sylvia Lim, 60, and Mr Gerald Giam, 47. Incumbents will be joined by new face Kenneth Tiong, 36 & Mr Fadli Fawzi, 44, who had contested Marine Parade GRC under WP banner in 2020. The PAP will seek to prise Aljunied GRC out of hands of WP, has held the constituency since 2011. In Hougang single seat, the WP has held since 1991, incumbent WP MP Dennis Tan, 54, a shipping lawyer'll battle it out PAP new face, lawyer Marshall Lim, 38.

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WP replaced Faisal Manap in Aljunied GRC w/newbie in fight against fresh PAP slate.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...-pap-slate

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Here's a more detailed timeline:

1993: Retirement age established at 60.
1999: Retirement age increased to 62.
2012: Re-employment age legislation introduced.
2017: Re-employment age raised to 67.
2022: Retirement age raised to 63.
2026: Retirement age to be further raised to 64, and re-employment age to 69.
2030: Retirement age planned to reach 65, and re-employment age to 70

those born after the year 2000, may have to work till the day you 'mati' if the age keep increasing? Is this sustainable?

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WP vice-chair Faisal Manap moved out of  Aljunied GRC to Tampines after party chief Pritam Singh’s last-minute reshuffle team will face off against a refreshed PAP slate.

PAP team filed its nomination papers at Poi Ching School in Tampines on April 23, has 2nd-time candidate Chan Hui Yuh, 48, dental surgeon Faisal Abdul Aziz, 37, company director Adrian Ang, 42, urban planning consultancy chief Daniel Liu, 40, & unionist Jagathishwaran Rajo, 37.

WP’s line-up in Aljunied GRC will be led by Mr Singh, 48, & WP chair Sylvia Lim, 60, and Mr Gerald Giam, 47. Incumbents will be joined by new face Kenneth Tiong, 36 & Mr Fadli Fawzi, 44, who had contested Marine Parade GRC under WP banner in 2020. The PAP will seek to prise Aljunied GRC out of hands of WP, has held the constituency since 2011. In Hougang single seat, the WP has held since 1991, incumbent WP MP Dennis Tan, 54, a shipping lawyer'll battle it out PAP new face, lawyer Marshall Lim, 38.

Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and 3 other newer faces were confirmed on WP ticket for Punggol GRC?.


(Yes, is confirmed) WP face off at May 3 polls against PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency.

Elsewhere, WP vice-chairman Faisal Manap has left the party’s Aljunied GRC crown jewel to contest Tampines GRC with four others, pitting the team against the PAP and two other opposition parties in a four-cornered fight...On WP front, there is talk that it could field senior counsel Harpreet Singh Nehal – regarded “star catch” by WP party – in East Coast GRC?. “He, don’t want to be parachuted anywhere safe,”
Mr Harpreet Singh had said in an interview on April 11.

Note: On yesterday May 3. He's suddenly was parachuted in newest Punggol GRC. Where PAP party is waiting for him. So WP boss is sweating is out. 

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Chee Soon Juan needs to explain why he abandoned Bukit Batok for Sembawang West, says Ong Ye Kung. Mr Ong Ye Kung said he would not be able to take care of Sembawang West residents if SDP chief Chee Soon Juan became MP for the single-seat ward, as Dr Chee would constantly challenge him and not work with him.

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Some are not old, some too old & some must change, to have new blood.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and secretary-general of ruling People's Action Party  (PAP) was asked for his response to opposition parties claim PAP is fear-mongering with warnings to Singaporeans about global uncertainty surrounding US tariffs. 

Here’s what PM Wong had to say at a PAP press conference to unveil Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC candidates, including himself. Read:
https://youtu.be/khVLCGBLb0w?si=OA6LNJxd_hH2JSeJ

Here ..The longest serving is former Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean, who entered politics in 1992. He had been an MP in Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC since 1997, having been elected to represent the constituency six times. Former Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, who turned up at the nomination centre for East Coast and Punggol GRCs, also announced his retirement from politics in a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Mr Heng, a three-term MP, entered politics in 2011 in Tampines GRC. In 2020, he was the subject of a late-hour switch from Tampines to East Coast GRCs, but on Wednesday his name did not appear on any of the PAP’s slates.

Former Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen, who announced his retirement on Apr 18, had been in parliament for five terms, since 2006.

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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...am-5086026

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Here ..The longest serving is former Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean, who entered politics in 1992. He had been an MP in Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC since 1997, having been elected to represent the constituency six times. Former Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, who turned up at the nomination centre for East Coast and Punggol GRCs, also announced his retirement from politics in a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Mr Heng, a three-term MP, entered politics in 2011 in Tampines GRC. In 2020, he was the subject of a late-hour switch from Tampines to East Coast GRCs, but on Wednesday his name did not appear on any of the PAP’s slates.

Former Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen, who announced his retirement on Apr 18, had been in parliament for five terms, since 2006.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...-in-ge2025

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Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and 3 other newer faces were confirmed on WP ticket for Punggol GRC?. (Yes, is confirmed) WP face off at May 3 polls against PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency.

Elsewhere, WP vice-chairman Faisal Manap has left the party’s Aljunied GRC crown jewel to contest Tampines GRC with four others, pitting the team against the PAP and two other opposition parties in a four-cornered fight...

On WP front, there is talk that it could field senior counsel Harpreet Singh Nehal – regarded “star catch” by WP party – in East Coast GRC?. “He, don’t want to be parachuted anywhere safe,” Mr Harpreet Singh had said in an interview on April 11.

Note: On yesterday May 3. He's suddenly was parachuted in newest Punggol GRC. Where PAP party is waiting for him. So WP boss is sweating is out. 

Without SM Teo and also another DPM, Mr Heng who retired, who will hand over the govt work, this left only Mr Gan the DPM to fight in this 3 May 2025 General Election. 

Let us watch & see who the Clapping winner & who is the crying loser on earlier hours of be4 clock hit May, 4th of 2025. 

It very interesting to watch... Rotfl Clapping

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Here's a more detailed timeline:

    1993: Retirement age established at 60.
    1999: Retirement age increased to 62.
    2012: Re-employment age legislation introduced.
    2017: Re-employment age raised to 67.
    2022: Retirement age raised to 63.
    2026: Retirement age to be further raised to 64, and re-employment age to 69.
    2030: Retirement age planned to reach 65, and re-employment age to 70

those born after the year 2000, may have to work till the day you 'mati' if the age keep increasing? Is this sustainable?

"2026: Retirement age to be further raised to 64, and re-employment age to 69."

2030: Retirement age planned to reach 65, and re-employment age to 70.

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No point raising the retirement age when there is no job for them. Many of them already go into early retirement before hitting 50.

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He is here help fix the maybe & seem & put 100% truth tobe real truth. 

A Phrase would appear again" sometime
becoming visible or become evident once more after being hidden or unknown ur also refer to something seeming to be true or happening again.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Literal Reappearance: Something previously out of sight or unknown become visible or evident again, example, "Missing & appear again on computer screen" previously unseen but now reappeared on screen.
2. Seem or appearing tobe True or happening again: Something might seem like ihappening or is true again. For eg: "Storm appear approaching" suggests storm seemingly approaching, usage often implies uncertainty or a feeling of something being likely, but not definitively confirmed.

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He is here help fix the maybe & seem & put 100% truth tobe real truth. 

A Phrase would appear again" sometime
becoming visible or become evident once more after being hidden or unknown ur also refer to something seeming to be true or happening again.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Literal Reappearance: Something previously out of sight or unknown become visible or evident again, example, "Missing & appear again on computer screen" previously unseen but now reappeared on screen.
2. Seem or appearing tobe True or happening again: Something might seem like ihappening or is true again. For eg: "Storm appear approaching" suggests storm seemingly approaching, usage often implies uncertainty or a feeling of something being likely, but not definitively confirmed.

Senior counsel Harpreet Singh Nehal – regarded “star catch” by WP party vs...

>against PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency.

On this newest Punggol GRC.

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Chee Soon Juan needs to explain why he abandoned Bukit Batok for Sembawang West, says Ong Ye Kung. Mr Ong Ye Kung said he would not be able to take care of Sembawang West residents if SDP chief Chee Soon Juan became MP for the single-seat ward, as Dr Chee would constantly challenge him and not work with him.

Bukit Batok SMC was formed more than fifty yrs ago, in 1972 was dissolved last month, sparking speculation 45.2% Dr Chee received last election went into Jurong GRC. Given Dr Chee been cross S'pore, some folks have says Ms Poh’s latest remark a “cheap potshot. One says she over reactions uncalled for as Chee isn’t a “reckless man who has been walking on ground & showed up only shortly be4 only b'cos Bukut Batok has been subsumed into a Jurong GRC. A commenter says Dr Chee has put in effort walking around Bukit Batok during the festive seasons & meeting with the residents, he is not those who shows up 1 month b4 electio by choice, this's due to BB, a SMC being abolished recently.

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Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and 3 other newer faces were confirmed on WP ticket for Punggol GRC?. (Yes, is confirmed) WP face off at May 3 polls against PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency. Elsewhere, WP vice-chairman Faisal Manap has left the party’s Aljunied GRC crown jewel to contest Tampines GRC with four others, pitting the team against the PAP and two other opposition parties in a four-cornered fight...On WP front, there is talk that it could field senior counsel Harpreet Singh Nehal – regarded “star catch” by WP party – in East Coast GRC?. “He, don’t want to be parachuted anywhere safe,”
Mr Harpreet Singh had said in an interview on April 11.

Note: May 3.
He's suddenly was parachuted in newest Punggol GRC. Where PAP party is waiting for him. So WP boss is sweating is out. 

Latest news: DPM Mr Gan vs WP raising star. Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and three other new faces were confirmed on the WP ticket for Punggol GRC. will face off at the May 3 polls. against a PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency. 

Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and three other new faces were confirmed on the WP ticket for Punggol GRC. will face off at the May 3 polls against a PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency.

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Latest news: DPM Mr Gan vs WP raising star. Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and three other new faces were confirmed on the WP ticket for Punggol GRC. will face off at the May 3 polls. against a PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency. 

Senior counsel Harpreet Singh and three other new faces were confirmed on the WP ticket for Punggol GRC. will face off at the May 3 polls against a PAP team headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong in very newest group representation constituency.

WP youngest star catch” by WP party.
https://youtube.com/shorts/GbOZ-XTnhHo?s...Xf59x5rcYr

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Without SM Teo and also another DPM, Mr Heng who retired, who will hand over the govt work, this left only Mr Gan the DPM to fight in this 3 May 2025 General Election. 

Let us watch & see who the Clapping winner & who is the crying loser on earlier hours of be4 clock hit May, 4th of 2025. 

It very interesting to watch... Rotfl Clapping

S'PORE - Educational reform remains one of biggest priorities of the WP’s Sengkang team, is working on behalf of constituency largely made up of young families, said Associate Professor Jamus Lim.


These changes range from smaller class sizes – which the team has argued for in Parliament – to later school start times, because of the huge difference such policies can make to children’s learning, said Prof Lim.

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S'PORE - Educational reform remains one of biggest priorities of the WP’s Sengkang team, is working on behalf of constituency largely made up of young families, said Associate Professor Jamus Lim. These changes range from smaller class sizes – which the team has argued for in Parliament – to later school start times, because of the huge difference such policies can make to children’s learning, said Prof Lim.

She is speaking in Tamil (பேசுவது) to get some supporter for a 4-PAP in this team. A welcome to all. She's also
among, as one of the four candidates for Sengkang GRC.
https://youtu.be/tB8iaDzhD2U?si=bu_3KJg_yrvltmar

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Pls follow from above for more video... 

The internet is buzzing with a viral debate between two political newcomers...

— Alexis Dang from WP and Bernadette Giam from PAP. Both women who bring different strengths to the table — but which one resonates more with voters?. 

Discover their backgrounds, hear what netizens are saying, and find out why this debate is capturing national attention. Don’t miss this insightful breakdown, thk

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Pls follow from above for more video... 

The internet is buzzing with a viral debate between two political newcomers...

— Alexis Dang from WP and Bernadette Giam from PAP. Both women who bring different strengths to the table — but which one resonates more with voters?. 

Discover their backgrounds, hear what netizens are saying, and find out why this debate is capturing national attention. Don’t miss this insightful breakdown, thk

https://youtu.be/oLQw6bSb5Tc?si=mCaOx-BYBLVUZUrA

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Some are not old, some too old & some must change, to have new blood. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and secretary-general of ruling People's Action Party  (PAP) was asked for his response to opposition parties claim PAP is fear-mongering with warnings to Singaporeans about global uncertainty surrounding US tariffs. 

Here’s what PM Wong had to say at a PAP press conference to unveil Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC candidates, including himself. Read:
https://youtu.be/khVLCGBLb0w?si=OA6LNJxd_hH2JSeJ

To Stop Corruptions in S'porean mind. LKY said.

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I’m a retiree now. My ex company at present has raised the retirement age to 69 subject to passing the annual medical checkup.

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I’m a retiree now. My ex company at present has raised the retirement age to 69 subject to passing the annual medical checkup.

Good and healthy...

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To Stop Corruptions in S'porean mind. LKY said.

https://youtu.be/SG2v2Y0wsp8?si=a6gU005-b_wQTtU8

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Here ..The longest serving is former Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean, who entered politics in 1992. He had been an MP in Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC since 1997, having been elected to represent the constituency six times. Former Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, who turned up at the nomination centre for East Coast and Punggol GRCs, also announced his retirement from politics in a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Mr Heng, a three-term MP, entered politics in 2011 in Tampines GRC. In 2020, he was the subject of a late-hour switch from Tampines to East Coast GRCs, but on Wednesday his name did not appear on any of the PAP’s slates.

Former Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen, who announced his retirement on Apr 18, had been in parliament for five terms, since 2006.

PAP Sengkang GRC manifesto describes a festival street as one that has green initiatives, local art, food and music. The 43-year-old NUS associate professor said the idea of a festival street is to bring together youth, local culture, local food and local experiences, and where people of different generations can share their experiences and help shape spaces in Sengkang.The 24-page manifesto was released online on Nomination Day after the team confirmed its candidacy, detailing plans ranging from improving connectivity of bus routes to discounts for essential household items.

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PAP Sengkang GRC manifesto describes a festival street as one that has green initiatives, local art, food and music. The 43-year-old NUS associate professor said the idea of a festival street is to bring together youth, local culture, local food and local experiences, and where people of different generations can share their experiences and help shape spaces in Sengkang.The 24-page manifesto was released online on Nomination Day after the team confirmed its candidacy, detailing plans ranging from improving connectivity of bus routes to discounts for essential household items.

Elmie Nekmat, Lam Pin Min, Bernadette Giam and Theodora Lai greeting residents during a walkabout at Buangkok Hawker Centre on April 27.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...candidates

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Change of heart: Once a critic, Elysa Chen gets into politics under PAP banner, why the flip-flop?.

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Change of heart: Once a critic, Elysa Chen gets into politics under PAP banner, why the flip-flop?.

S'PORE: As they say, in politics, there are no permanent friends or enemies, only permanent interests. Pundits also say that when you go into politics, you sleep with strange bedfellows, most often sleep with enemy. Is this what’s happening to Elysa Chen?


She was still a correspondent, she thought People’s Action Party (PAP) made all the decisions for people it governs and employs. A detractor of S'pore’s ruling party, today, she’s a candidate under its banner. Why the sudden flip-flop?. Currently a contender vying for General Election with PAP, Chen estimated that bad news and rough times come in diverse forms.

In interview w/CNA, this candidate for Bishan-Toa Payoh Group Representation Constituency (GRC) stated confronting her father’s death made her grow up and evolve as a person fast. The experiences of society’s realities ushered in maturity that was eventually coming...

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“It is a cavalier and irresponsible approach towards the livelihood and well-being of all Singaporeans,” PM Wong said, speaking to the media on the sidelines of a walkabout at One Punggol Hawker Centre on April 29.

“Let’s reject this kind of negative politics. You should be better than this.

On Mr Gan, Mr Singh said it was “very strange” that the Cabinet minister was not elected into the PAP’s latest central executive committee in 2024, and asked whether it could be because he was ready to retire and did not plan to run in this election. He also took a jab at Mr Gan’s comments at an earlier PAP rally in Punggol, where Deputy Prime Minister said he would “talk to his good friend”, PM Wong, to get funds for infrastructure in the town. “Do I need to be his friend for taxpayer funding to be allocated to Punggol? No,” Mr Singh said.

PM Wong said that while DPM Gan is a friend, he is also a key member of his team, adding such senior ministers in the Cabinet bring with them experience and proven capabilities. “They can think about new solutions that will improve things on the ground, innovative ways to get things done,” PM Wong said. “They bring these up in our Cabinet meetings, we discuss, we share and we implement them. That’s how we improve things in Singapore. That’s how we have built today’s S'pore, that’s how we continue to make life better for Singaporeans.”