The PAP’s roots involve recognising just how important women are in building a nation. And the Party’s Women’s Wing remains committed, through initiatives like #ActionForHer, towards championing women’s needs and causes. “Although much has been done, ...
When it comes to the death penalty, the Singapore government has to do right by Singaporeans, said Minister for Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam during a recent interview with Bloomberg. Affirming that more than 65 per cent of Singaporeans support th
“You are not alone.” That’s what Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing hopes people facing mental health difficulties will remember. Mental health too, is a spectrum. It isn’t just an feels-good/feels-bad issue, added Minister Chan, who is also part ...
There’ll soon be more displays of our national flag allowed, even outside the National Day period. And more official National Symbols too. The National Pledge, national flower Vanda Miss Joaquim, public seal and Lion Head symbol are being added to th ...
Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing paid tribute to Second Permanent Secretary (Education) Ms Lim Wan Yong in Parliament, calling her his “secret weapon” when it comes to managing special needs education (SPED) in Singapore. Speaking to ...
The work of a teacher is noble but tough and we, especially parents, can do our part to reduce undue stress on them. Speaking in Parliament on Monday (12 September), Minister for Education Chan Chun Seng said that parents play a critical
The upcoming Goods & Services Tax (GST) hike cannot be deferred despite inflationary concerns and higher amounts of revenue collected from taxes in the last financial year. Speaking in Parliament on Monday (Sep 12), Deputy Prime Minister and Min ...
A global “war for talent” is on. And an easy and powerful way to understand the situation is through the story of the great ruler Liu Bei repeatedly assembling his generals and advisors in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In Monday’s (Sep
In his response to Member of Parliament Mr Yip Hon Weng’s question on how the Government can give assurance to local workers, especially the broad middle segment, that they can benefit from the Overseas Networks and Expertise (One) Pass, Manpow ...
Public feedback matters when political parties get down to the nuts and bolts of governing. It’s an immediate and direct way for finding out what’s working — and what more needs doing together towards a better future. The process’s especially importa ...
Singapore’s policy on illegal drugs remains consistent—drug-free, not drug-tolerant. Minister for Home Affairs and Law K Shanmugam reiterated this fact in a Sep 1 Facebook post, directly engaging with the recent controversies surrounding national swi ...
It’s not uncommon to see women shouldering most of the caregiving loads. Be it caring for parents, spouses, siblings or children, women are often the ones doing the caregiving. This is the point made by Communications and Information Minister J ...
The ongoing Government action remedying last Friday’s (Sep 2) landslide in Clementi remains swift and united. Three ministries—the Ministry of National Development (MND), the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the Ministry of Sustainability and the ...
Culture, Community & Youth Minister Edwin Tong said that both Joseph Schooling and Amanda Lim brought glory to Singapore and now deserve our empathy and understanding to bounce back. In an Instagram post yesterday (Aug 31), Minister Tong also add ...
Both Joseph Schooling and Amanda Lim received no preferential treatment in the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) investigation, said Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam. He also noted on his Facebook post on Aug 31 that both swimmers worked hard a ...
Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan spoke to The Straits Times on Aug 26, in a post-National Day Rally conversation that touched on the various geo-political challenges that Singapore is facing. Here’s what you need to know from this i ...
After 868 days of mandatory mask-wearing, Aug 29, 2022 will mark the first day that masks will be optional and only necessary on public transport and in healthcare settings. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at the Multi-minis ...
“With the decision to repeal Section 377A, do you think there’s a political price to pay for the Government and the People’s Action Party?” Without missing a beat, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong answered CNA’s question with conviction and moral ...
Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Second Minister for Law Edwin Tong spoke to CNA on Aug 22 on various matters pertaining to the repeal of Section 377A of the Penal Code. When asked why not hold a referendum on the repeal