Current Affairs Marathoner Soh Rui Yong commences legal battle against SNOC and Singapore Athletics over recent conflicts In the most recent development of the conflict between Singaporean long distance… kathleen8 August 2019
Current Affairs Beihai Asia International Arbitration Centre opens in Singapore, to be helmed by Prof Steve Ngo The Beihai Asia International Arbitration centre (BAIAC) opens in Singapore today (8… kathleen8 August 2019
Current Affairs Man faces up to 7 years in prison for burning the Singapore flag A man was arrested on 7 August (Wednesday) for burning the Singapore… kathleen8 August 2019
Current Affairs CPF throws another family into the spotlight after they shared how their missing father was being charged premiums for 23 years 5 August was the 23rd anniversary of the disappearance of Facebook user… kathleen8 August 2019
Current Affairs Government to start regulating ride-hailing services like Grab and Go-Jek in 2020, from licenses to fares The government will start regulating ride-hailing apps under the new P2P Passenger… kathleen7 August 2019
Current Affairs How much Singapore spends on scholarships for foreign students compared to other countries? We recently wrote about the government spending approximately S$238 million on scholarships and… kathleen7 August 2019
Current Affairs MOE says 1.8% of budget spent on scholarships and tuition grants for foreign students – that's about 9% of what is spent on universities Minister of Education Ong Ye Kung said in Parliament (5 August) that… kathleen7 August 2019
Current Affairs Education Minister Ong Ye Kung says international students do not deprive local students of spots in autonomous uni – Really? In response to a question about government spending on scholarships and tuition… kathleen6 August 2019
Current Affairs HSBC to layoff 4,000 employees worldwide, no details yet if Singapore will be affected In a move to overhaul its operations, British bank HSBC will be… kathleen6 August 2019
Current Affairs Some funding for international students is justified, but $238 million is on the 'high side', says MP Leon Perera The government spends about $238 million on scholarships and tuition grants for… kathleen6 August 2019
