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Education systems need to keep up with social media
Singapore

Education systems need to evolve: Ong

Err on the side of caution to avoid ill will: Grace Fu
Singapore

Fu: Err on the side of caution to avoid ill will

More care for seniors with Alexandra Hospital's upcoming clinic
Singapore

More care for seniors with Alexandra Hospital's upcoming satellite clinic

Roadshows educate seniors on Merdeka Generation benefits
Singapore

Roadshows educate seniors on Merdeka benefits

Son of Indonesian President Joko Widodo graduates from SUSS
Singapore

Jokowi's son graduates from SUSS

Parents upset as PSLE maths paper leaves pupils in tears
Singapore

Parents upset as PSLE maths paper leaves pupils in tears

Volunteers awarded for going extra mile to help seniors
Singapore

Volunteers awarded for going extra mile to help seniors

Trade war may cause split in global economy: PM
Singapore

PM Lee asks TOC to remove 'libellous' article, post

Companies to help less fortunate with new Adopt-A-Family initiative
Singapore

New initiative for deeper friendships between companies and beneficiaries

No S’porean student displaced because of foreign students: Ong
Singapore

No S'porean student displaced because of foreign students: Ong

Bumper crop of polytechnic graduates receive PSC scholarships
Singapore

Record 9 poly grads get PSC scholarships

Education Minister Ong Ye Kung speaking to reporters on the sidelines of CDAC's annual general meeting yesterday. With him were (from left) CDAC executive director Pok Cheng Chong; Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Home Affairs and National Development Sun Xueling; Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Transport, and Culture, Community and Youth Baey Yam Keng; Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC MP Alex Yam; Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Education and Manpower Low Yen Ling; and Ms Lim Sau Hoong, who sits on CDAC's executive committee.
Singapore

CDAC to help more families with new criteria

Govt to launch work-life harmony dialogues to help young parents
Singapore

Govt to start dialogues on work-life harmony