WP must stay grounded, says Low
The Workers’ Party’s star may be on the rise in recent years but it must remember to keep both feet firmly planted on the ground, said party chief Low Thia Khiang.
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Singa turns down job offer
Kindness mascot or not, Singa’s passion continues to be graciousness and kindness. He believes these are virtues that transcend politics. He is still thinking about his next step, but he has ruled...
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WP must stay grounded, says Low
The Workers’ Party’s star may be on the rise in recent years but it must remember to keep both feet firmly planted on the ground, said party chief Low Thia Khiang.
Singa turns down job offer
Kindness mascot or not, Singa’s passion continues to be graciousness and kindness. He believes these are virtues that transcend politics. He is still thinking about his next step, but he has ruled out political reportage.
"Regrettable" that Todd family left inquiry: Shanmugam
It is "regrettable" that the family of American researcher Shane Todd has decided to not to participate at the inquiry into his death, said Law and Foreign Minister K Shanmugam on Wednesday in a press conference.
New programme to help civil servants become specialists
A new leadership programme was launched to help civil servants become specialists in their respective fields.
Frontline work of civil service is key: DPM Teo Chee Hean
Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said that engaging the public is key, as he called on public servants to support their frontline colleagues.
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