Commentary: Gardening is touted as a food security solution. If only it wasn’t so hard
Working to put food on the table already demands so much – having to grow that food is just more work, says CNA’s Erin Low.Continue Reading
Working to put food on the table already demands so much – having to grow that food is just more work, says CNA’s Erin Low.Continue Reading
Singapore has seen HDB resale prices rise for 10 consecutive quarters, with the Government implementing cooling measures to try and moderate demand.Continue Reading
Singapore has seen HDB resale prices rise for 10 consecutive quarters, with the Government implementing cooling measures to try and moderate demand.Continue Reading
On Oct 10, caretaker prime minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that parliament has been dissolved, paving the way for the elections. Perak, Pahang, and Perlis also dissolved their assemblies so that the state elections could be held simultaneously with the federal elections. Six other states – three under PH andContinue Reading
Observers are expecting an intense contest for the crucial Malay votes in rural and urban seats, as this is likely to be decisive in determining who forms the next government. Continue Reading
BORN IN PENANG Born in Penang, Mr Anwar’s candidacy in neighbouring Perak has been criticised. But the veteran politician argued he is also a Malaysian and has spent nine years in the state. As the prime ministerial candidate for Pakatan Harapan, he said he could attract more support from votersContinue Reading
PAGOH, Johor: Perikatan Nasional (PN) is ready to offer Malaysians a clean and stable government if elected by the people, said coalition chairman and former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin. Speaking to reporters after his nomination as candidate for the Pagoh parliamentary seat was confirmed on Saturday (Nov 5), Mr MuhyiddinContinue Reading
Mr Ismail Sabri Yaakob also said nothing has changed when it comes to Barisan Nasional’s choice of him as prime minister nominee. Continue Reading
But businesses understand this is not a long-term boon, and they cannot count on the election season to provide a permanent economic recovery.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: A 31-year-old woman was charged in court on Saturday (Nov 5) with murdering her father in Sengkang the day before. Tan Qiu Yan was handed one count of murdering 67-year-old Tan Ah Bang in a flat on the 15th floor in Block 190A, Rivervale Drive, sometime between 8pm on Nov 3Continue Reading
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