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SINGAPORE – In the first eight months of this year, the authorities received 75 reports related to the conduct of safe distancing ambassadors (SDAs) and…
View More 22 substantiated reports made against safe distancing ambassadors and enforcement officers
SINGAPORE – Four vaccination centres will be closing down at the end of this month (September) and more may follow as the vaccination rate here…
View More Four vaccination centres to close down in end-September, but more clinics to offer jabs
SINGAPORE – Commercial landlords will be required to provide two weeks of rental waiver to eligible small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and non-profit organisations affected…
View More Commercial landlords to provide 2 weeks of rental waiver to qualifying SME and non-profit tenants
SINGAPORE – A proposed law will give the authorities new powers to counter foreign attempts to influence domestic politics, incite social tensions or sway key…
View More Proposed law seeks to counter foreign interference in S'pore politics, measures include take-down and blocking orders
Mr Speaker, in his statement, Minister Ong Ye Kung has explained why FTAs are critical to Singapore, as well as how they have helped us…
View More Tan See Leng's ministerial statement: Balancing need for foreign manpower and opportunities for locals
SINGAPORE – Manpower policies in Singapore are never static and are constantly under review, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung, rebutting comments that changes to…
View More Singapore's manpower policies reviewed regularly in response to changes, says Ong Ye Kung
SINGAPORE – Clauses in the Singapore-India Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (Ceca) on the movement of natural persons were not used as a bargaining chip in…
View More Ceca chapter on movement of persons not used as bargaining chip: DPM Heng
SINGAPORE – Health Minister Ong Ye Kung and Manpower Minister Tan See Leng will deliver ministerial statements in Parliament on Singapore’s free trade agreements (FTAs),…
View More Watch live: Ministers Ong Ye Kung and Tan See Leng address Parliament on FTAs, Ceca
SINGAPORE – A make-up pay scheme that eases the transition for private sector professionals taking up political office has been used once since it was…
View More Make-up pay scheme for political office-holders used once since system began: Teo Chee Hean
SINGAPORE – Forty-three taxi and private-hire car drivers have been diagnosed with Covid-19 as at last month. In six instances, the drivers could have infected…
View More 43 taxi and private-hire drivers infected with Covid-19 as at June; 86% of drivers fully vaccinated
SINGAPORE – The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) is “categorically against racism and does not stoke or incite racism to gain political mileage and advantage”, its…
View More PSP says it's against racism, calls recent attack on woman unacceptable
SINGAPORE – The issue of migrant workers being ferried in lorries resurfaced in Parliament on Tuesday (May 11), with four MPs suggesting various solutions to…
View More MPs reiterate call to address foreign worker safety on lorries
SINGAPORE – Frisk searches conducted on public transport commuters will only be done in areas where there is video surveillance, and only authorised female officers…
View More Frisk searches on commuters will only be done in areas where there is video surveillance: Khor
SINGAPORE – Despite being only four months into 2021, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) and the Health Ministry (MOH) have already investigated 27 incidents of…
View More 27 incidents of gastroenteritis outbreaks investigated so far this year