Singapore enacts new controls on ‘race-based’ groups to promote cohesion

Singaporean golfer Shannon Tan, after winning her second Ladies European Tour title, aims to qualify for the LPGA Tour while focusing on maintaining health and consistency. She credits her success to a strong support system and hopes to inspire young golfers in Singapore as she represents her country on the global stage. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Singaporean golfer Shannon Tan, after winning her second title on the European tour, is aiming for...

A 41-year-old man was arrested in Malaysia for his alleged role in a cross-border scam syndicate and will face charges in Singapore for conspiracy to commit cheating offenses. The syndicate reportedly used advanced VoIP technology to make fraudulent calls, misleading victims into believing the calls were local. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A man was caught for helping a group that made fake phone calls to trick people in Singapore into giving them...

Certis' new medical leave policy, requiring employees to share their live location if not at home while on sick leave, has raised concerns among experts about trust and employee well-being, potentially damaging morale and productivity. The Ministry of Manpower emphasized that sick leave is a statutory right, urging employers to foster a positive workplace culture and handle suspected misconduct with care. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Certis, a security company, has a new...

Dr. Thio Su Mien, the first female dean of the National University of Singapore's law faculty and co-founder of TSMP Law Corporation, passed away on June 30 at age 86. Revered as a pioneering figure in Singapore's legal landscape, her contributions to law and pro bono initiatives have left a lasting legacy, inspiring many in the legal community. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Dr. Thio Su Mien, the first woman to lead the...

Motorists using the ERP 2.0 on-board unit (OBU) in Singapore will receive real-time alerts for roads affected by flash floods, enhancing the system's functionality alongside future payment features. The Land Transport Authority (LTA) reported a decrease in installation-related issues, with over 500,000 vehicles equipped and ongoing efforts to troubleshoot and improve the OBU experience. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Motorists in Singapore will soon receive real-time alerts about flash floods while driving, thanks...

Household electricity and gas tariffs in Singapore will decrease between July and September, with electricity tariffs dropping by 2.3% to 27.47 cents per kWh, resulting in a S$2.36 reduction in the average monthly bill for HDB four-room flats. Gas tariffs will also fall from 22.72 cents to 22.28 cents per kWh due to lower fuel costs, as reviewed quarterly by SP Group and City Energy based on guidelines from the Energy Market Authority. Explain It...