Your Daily Dose of Caffeine.

Served Gao.

“Kopi” refers to coffee, a staple of local culture and a common setting for conversations, while “Gao” means strong or intense.

Combined, “Kopi Gao” creates a dynamic and impactful expression that could be associated with robust discussions and strong opinions.

Kopi Gao Opinions …. (don’t say bo jio)

About Kopi Gao

This is a platform where individuals can engage in deep and impactful conversations about various societal and political matters, all within the familiar and communal setting of a coffee shop.
The Opposition and the Stock Market: An Analogy

Look beyond the hype
Pritam Singh and the myth of an Opposition wipeout

An unlikely prospect in today’s context
Lee Hsien Yang: Singapore’s Most Privileged Political Refugee

Very poor thing indeed.
The dismantling of the party that Low Thia Khiang built

Under Pritam Singh, the WP increasingly resembles a toxic SME.
The Workers’ Party’s Incoherent Position on the Income-Allianz deal

Ducking when difficult decisions need to be made.
A death and a funeral: Missed Opportunity for Reconciliation

Questions worth pondering.
Gerrymandering in Singapore? Some thoughts.

Much ado about nothing. Political parties should focus on the fundamentals of electoral success.
Budget 2024: Why should we set aside funds over the medium to longer-term for specific purposes?

Reject LMW Economics
IPS study highlights Key Disparities in Dining Costs Across Singapore Food Havens

There is no point if we have cheap, affordable food and drinks when the portions are small and the quality is lacking.
Void Decks Noise Woes in HDB Estates

While nostalgic sentiments may linger, the reality is that void decks were never officially designated for football. The changing demographic and increased density in HDB estates have made it apparent that the luxury of free football playing is gone.