SINGAPORE: Little Farms was fined S$13,500 on Monday (Feb 13) for failing to arrange for inspections of imported food and selling the food before they were checked. The company, which has six outlets, imported consignments of assorted chilled lamb and seafood products in October 2020 and July 2022 respectively. OnContinue Reading
From newly-married couples to bigger families, rising costs is one issue that ranked high among those who spoke to CNA.Continue Reading
From tighter financial conditions to simmering geopolitical tensions, these are the key factors that will sway Singapore’s growth prospects in the year ahead.Continue Reading
The maid denied her wrongdoing at first, admitting it only when the police confronted her with remittance slips.Continue Reading
Ferdy Sambo was formerly a two-star general in charge of police internal affairs.
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The commencement of the expansion plan, which includes MBS’ fourth tower, was already pushed back last year due to the issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) will sound its “Important Message” signal islandwide on Wednesday (Feb 15), in support of Total Defence Day. The Important Message signal is one of three public warning signals and is sounded to alert the population to an important broadcast. The minute-long exercise willContinue Reading
The town council took over the direct management of Sengkang town on Feb 1, after it failed to receive any bids for a managing agent for three other divisions. Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: In a bid to pay off his brother’s debts to loan sharks, a sales representative working for a poultry wholesaler began gambling on football matches and slot machines. However, this led to more losses and got him addicted to gambling. When his brother died, the illegal moneylenders began harassingContinue Reading
In his final parliamentary address, the ruler said he never intended to interfere in the country’s political affairs but was forced to intervene.Continue Reading