Faishal Ibrahim condemns Critical Spectator post for downplaying Palestinian suffering

Acting Minister Faishal Ibrahim Condemns Critical Spectator’s Remarks Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs, Faishal Ibrahim, has spoken out against remarks made by the Facebook page Critical Spectator. He described the comments as “gravely concerning” and “divisive.” In his statement, Ibrahim defended former president Halimah Yacob and emphasized the importance of unity in the midst of…

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CCCS imposes S$4.6 million in penalties on two contractors for colluding in S$56 million public tenders

Competition Watchdog Imposes Fines on Contractors for Bid-Rigging The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has levied fines amounting to over S$4.6 million on Trust-Build and Hunan Fengtian for engaging in bid-rigging activities related to tenders issued by the People’s Association. These penalties stem from investigations conducted into collusion that took place during the…

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Jackson Au slams ELD and media silence over false quote targeting Siti Alia before Cooling-Off Day

Singapore WP Candidate Questions Media and Regulators’ Response to False Quote Incident Singapore’s Workers’ Party (WP) candidate, Jackson Au, has raised concerns regarding the perceived lack of action by the country’s mainstream media and regulators following an incident involving a false quote targeting WP candidate Siti Alia. The incident occurred just before Cooling-Off Day, a…

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Five Chinese nationals face fresh charges in Singapore cybercrime and false employment case

Five Chinese Nationals Face Fresh Charges in Singapore Cybercrime and False Employment Case Five Chinese nationals were accused of involvement in a global cybercrime ring in Singapore and faced new charges on May 20th. The charges brought against them include unauthorised access to data, illegal employment, and providing false information. Details of the Case The…

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Singapore joins regional coalition to combat drug trafficking and abuse

Singapore Joins Asia-Pacific Confederation against Drugs Singapore has recently become a member of the Asia-Pacific Confederation against Drugs (APCD), a regional coalition dedicated to addressing issues related to drug trafficking and abuse. The decision to join the APCD was announced by the Home Affairs Minister, K Shanmugam, who emphasized the increasing challenges posed by synthetic…

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Ong Ye Kung & Chee Hong Tat: impractical for ministers to avoid contact with potential ‘bad persons’

Ong Ye Kung and Chee Hong Tat Address Impracticality of Avoiding Contact with Certain Individuals Singaporean ministers Ong Ye Kung and Chee Hong Tat recently made a statement regarding the challenges of ensuring they do not come into contact with individuals who may later be considered disreputable. This statement was prompted by a public apology…

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