Leong Mun Wai raises the Income-Allianz deal’s lack of reporting regarding money recovery.

Following the government’s action to stop the proposed acquisition of NTUC Income’s majority shares by German insurer Allianz, Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP ) Leong Mun Wai expressed his surprise and concern. The deal, announced on 17 July 2024, would have allowed Allianz to acquire a 51 % majority interest in the Singapore-based employer. However,…

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Changes to the household protection plan and closing of CPF special records for members over 55

On 14 October 2024, during a Parliamentary session, Non-Constituency Member of Parliament Mr Leong Mun Wai raised concerns regarding the acquisition of Good Class Bungalows ( GCBs ) by trust companies, particularly with respect to foreign beneficiaries. He posed three issues to the Minister for Law: what proportion of GCBs have been sold to trust…

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Twitter Profile @LKYMM23 – India’s Latest Attempt At Influencing Politics in Singapore

In the digital age, the manipulation of online narratives has become a ubiquitous phenomenon, with governments, political entities, and individuals alike engaging in the dissemination of information and disinformation for various purposes. While China’s notorious internet brigade has often taken centre stage in discussions about online manipulation, it’s crucial to recognize that such activities are…

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    Pritam Singh leaves it to the public to draw conclusions on the ‘uncanny coincidence’ of a viral video involving former WP MPs and PAP’s announcement of an affair between two of its MPs

    SINGAPORE — When questioned about the timing and coincidence of the video exposing two former Workers’ Party (WP) members’ affairs, which emerged just hours before People’s Action Party announced the resignation of its Members of Parliament, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin and Ms Cheng Li Hui, WP Secretary-General Pritam Singh refrained from speculation. However, he acknowledged that…

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