Singapore police investigate 15 people for sharing Singpass details linked to S$890,000 scams

Singapore Police Investigate Individuals for Sharing Singpass Details in Connection to Scams Singaporean authorities are currently investigating fifteen individuals suspected of sharing their Singpass credentials, which were subsequently used in scams resulting in victims losing over S$890,000. The investigation has led to the arrest of six individuals following a comprehensive islandwide operation conducted from 8…

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Singapore’s former president Halimah Yacob condemns ‘continuing carnage’ in Gaza and West Bank

Singapore’s Former President Halimah Yacob Criticizes Israel’s Actions in Gaza and the West Bank Singapore’s former President Halimah Yacob recently spoke out against Israel’s actions in Gaza and the West Bank, denouncing them as a “continuing carnage.” She specifically highlighted the killing of civilians and the use of mass starvation as violations of international law….

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Singapore community-led Palestinian Scholarship Initiative raises over S$510,000, awards first four scholars

Singapore Community-led Palestinian Scholarship Initiative Raises Over S$510,000 The Palestinian Scholarship Initiative, a community-led effort in Singapore, recently announced the awarding of scholarships to four scholars. The initiative successfully raised over S$510,000 to support Palestinian students in Singapore. Scholarship Recipients and Educational Pursuits Among the four scholars selected for the scholarships, three are set to…

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Jamus Lim backs hiring more teachers but stresses smaller classes, warns on AI reliance

Workers’ Party MP Jamus Lim Supports Education Ministry’s Plan to Hire More Teachers Workers’ Party Member of Parliament Jamus Lim has expressed his approval of the Education Ministry’s initiative to recruit an additional 1,000 teachers annually. He views this move as a positive step, provided it effectively reduces teacher workloads and enhances support for young…

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Pritam Singh’s appeal against conviction over false testimony to Committee of Privileges set for 4 November

Pritam Singh’s Appeal Against Conviction for Lying Under Oath Workers’ Party leader Pritam Singh is scheduled to have his appeal heard on 4 November at 10am regarding his conviction for providing false testimony to the Committee of Privileges. Singh was previously fined S$14,000 for the offense. He has expressed his intention to challenge both the…

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No public update over investigation findings in PSP-PAP volunteer altercation case after six months

Investigation into PSP Volunteer Harassment Allegations Still Pending Progress Singapore Party (PSP) volunteer Stella Stan Lee filed a police report on 5 January 2025, alleging harassment during a walkabout in Bukit Gombak. The incident occurred over six months ago, and the police have since concluded their investigations. Referral to the Attorney-General’s Chambers Following the conclusion…

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PAP’s attack on Pritam Singh draws criticism from netizens over lack of political maturity

PAP’s Criticism of Pritam Singh’s Podcast Appearance Sparks Controversy The People’s Action Party (PAP) recently came under fire for its criticism of Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh’s appearance on a Malaysian podcast. The PAP’s comments led to a backlash from netizens, who rallied in support of Singh, describing him as composed and thoughtful in…

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