Tag: Abu Sayyaf

1 in 5 Singapore workers worried they can’t afford healthcare; confidence in employer support drops

Struggling to get by: 3 in 5 Singaporeans living paycheck to paycheck, many juggle multiple jobs to stay afloat

SMRT fined S$3M for September’s train disruption; funds to help low-income families

No VEP, no exit: Full vehicle permit scheme enforcement to start July 1 — M’sia Transport Minister

CDL’s S$608M bid for Lakeside Drive could become one of the highest land rates outside central region in years, property expert says

Singapore-headquartered Tiger Brokers to double Hong Kong staff as it targets offshore China wealth

‘We’re not just a doctor’s helper’ — SG nursing student says nurses are so poorly regarded despite how hard they work

‘You get to decide if you stay down or try again’ — Laid off SG woman once earning S$10K/month, finds fresh start in the...

PAP’s Goh Pei Ming is one of the highest election spenders with over S$100K spent, despite getting into Parliament by walkover

‘Big party promotion!’: Singaporeans react to Desmond Lee’s appointment as PAP chair, but some look for DPM Gan

‘Not my MP?’ — SingPost investigates after Aljunied residents were mistakenly sent flyers from AMK MP

A nation’s silent victims: Rise in animal abuse cases sparks petition for urgent reform in Singapore