Real Solutions, Not Empty Slogans

As the 2025 General Election approaches, the National Solidarity Party (NSP) is making headlines by vowing to deliver genuine solutions rather than just rhetoric. In a campaign broadcast, the NSP aims to present tangible strategies for voters.

Airtime Allocation for Political Parties

Thanks to the Infocomm Media Development Authority, political parties will have dedicated airtime on free-to-air television and radio to share their messages during two crucial broadcasts scheduled for April 25 and May 1. This initiative ensures voters hear directly from the parties before heading to the polls.

Eligibility and Broadcast Schedule

Only parties fielding a minimum of six candidates under an official party symbol are permitted to participate in these broadcasts. This leaves out independents and smaller parties with fewer candidates. The good news? Eight political parties are set to seize this opportunity to reach the electorate.

Time Allocation Based on Candidates

Air time for each party varies based on the number of candidates they run. Each eligible party will receive between four to 14 minutes, ensuring a fair platform for all voices. Notably, the NSP has been allocated four minutes to share its message, emphasizing the importance of concise and impactful communication.

What Voters Can Expect

As the broadcasts approach, voters can anticipate a focus on concrete policies rather than memorable slogans. The NSP's commitment to substance over style may just resonate with an electorate increasingly hungry for real-world solutions.