SUPP Youth Chief Tan Kai retained his position for the second term. Milton Foo, who had earlier on wanted to contest for the chairman post, failed to get a seconder. Following the victory announcement, Foo shook hands with  Tan Kai hand and called on his supporters to recognise Tan Kai as the Youth chief. He said they should all worked together as a team.

SUPP President, Tan Sri Peter Chin reminded the Youth delegates that the most important thing in politics is winning the seats. Speaking at the opening of the Youth TDC today, Chin who  will be retiring after the TDC 2014, said winning the seats is one of the most core point of politics thus the party have to strive hard to win back lost seats. During the last state and parliamentary election, SUPP suffered heavy losses. Chin called on the new team to ensure that they must sit down and askedRead More

SUPP President, Tan Sri Peter Chin called on the youth delegates to remain united and focus on the tasks they have to face in the future. Speaking at the opening of the Triennial delegate’s conference (TDC) of the Youth Wing at the Grand continental Hotel today, Chin said that there are many ways to elect in a leader through dialogue and not necessary to be through a contest. The incumbent Youth Chairman, Tan Kai is expected to see a challenge from Milton Foo, a lawyer who is also from theRead More

SUPP youth Chairman, Tan Kai called on the delegates to be united as out of the 88 nomination forms received, they can only have 72 delegates for the youth. Speaking at the TDC held at the grand continental yesterday morning, Tan Kai said the TDC is the best avenue for them to discuss, propose or suggest what is best for the Youth Wing. It is through all these we will be able to reach good and fruitful resolutions. An incumbent, Tan Kai stressed should there be a contest, he hopedRead More

SUPP Treasurer, Datuk David Teng announced today that he did not want to be nominated for the Central committee (CC) and that he is retiring from politics. It is likely that Senator Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian, the party secretary general, would be President. Teng said he has three reasons he wanted to retired from the CC: as the state election is coming, he wanted the party to be united after they had gone through a lot of internal conflicts while at the same time, he wanted the public toRead More

Senator Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian, Secretary general of SUPP called upon NGO to stop making allegation against government projects, such as the Sri Aman hospital project. Speaking at the moon cake festival at a restaurant at Sri Aman, Sim who was celebrating the night with SUPP members there, said the Sri Aman hospital project has been made used of by certain people to go against the government. He assured that the hospital would be constructed and urged these irresponsible group to stop blaming those in power. Also with SimRead More

SUPP Youth Central Election Committee headed by its Secretary General Wilfred Yap held it meeting this afternoon at SUPP Headquarters to finalize the guidelines and procedure for conduct of the election of 72 Youth Central Committee members on the 7th September 2014 during SUPP Youth Triennial General Meeting. The other members who attended the Election Committee meeting are Youth Chief Tan Kai, Deputy Youth Chief Bong Lian Huan and Teng Ung Woo and Vice Youth Chief Sim Hock Yong. During the meeting, both Tan Kai and Teng Ung Woo wasRead More

Senator Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian urged all to appreciate what our forefathers who fought so hard for the independence of our country had done. He said this when commenting on his feelings of Merdeka Day. “Today we not just celebrate but continue to build our country as a nation for all Malaysians culminating on Malaysia Day. All Malaysians on the eve of 57th Independence should  more important than ever ask “what you can do for the country and not what the country can do for you”. Sim also calledRead More

Senator Datuk Dr. Sim Kui Hian Datuk Dr Sim urged school alumini to give back to the Chinese schools as part of their contribution to assist Chinese independent schools. Sim said the Alumni and the former students of Chinese schools should come together and pledge their support to the school. Chung Hua Middle schools are independent schools and annually these schools would have to raise fund to pay the teachers and the maintenance of the schools. Sim said that in time of need, everyone should play their role in itRead More