Singapore leaders paid tribute to Lee Ek Tieng, a pioneering civil servant who passed away at 91. He played a key role in shaping Singapore’s environment, from overseeing critical infrastructure projects to developing NEWater. His legacy includes cleaning up the Singapore River, eliminating mosquito-borne diseases, and creating the nation’s first Water Master Plan. Lee’s vision, integrity, and commitment to public service continue to inspire generations.
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Philip Yeo to step down as CDL director at the end of July
Mr. Philip Yeo will retire from his position as a director of City Developments Limited (CDL) on July 31 after 16 years, with no unresolved differences noted in CDL's board. His retirement follows a recent boardroom dispute involving CDL's executive chairman and his son, which included accusations and a lawsuit that was later dropped, highlighting tensions within the company's leadership. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Philip Yeo is retiring from his job at...
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