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SINGAPORE, July 12 At the Istana’s banquet hall three months ago, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, flanked by Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat and other fourth-generation People’s Action Party (PAP) leaders, delivered the bombshell news that Heng, 60, would step aside for a younger person to lead the 4G team.
The unprecedented situation on April 8 of the PM-designate unexpectedly bowing out of contention was a “setback” for the party’s succession plans, as the 4G PAP ministers collectively said in a statement then.
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SINGAPORE, May 30 Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will be giving a live address at 4pm tomorrow on how Singapore plans to keep Covid-19 under control, he announced on his Facebook page today. The speech will be telecast live on Mediacorp channels and on Lee’s Facebook page. Lee noted that.
COVID-19: Singaporean PM condemns racist attack over mask
PHYSICAL ABUSE: A man allegedly shouted racial slurs at a woman of Indian descent for not wearing her mask above her nose and kicked her in the chest
Reuters, SINGAPORE
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong (李顯龍) has condemned an alleged racist attack on a local woman of Indian descent after media reported that she was kicked and abused for not wearing a mask, in a case that is being investigated by police.
Lee wrote on Facebook on Monday night that while people might be anxious and stressed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, “that does not justify racist attitudes and actions, much less physically abusing and assaulting someone because she belongs to a particular race, in this case Indian.”
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Singapore s Ministry of Communications and Information said it supports Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) proposal to transfer its media business, SPH Media, to a company limited by guarantee. SPH s flagship title
The Straits Times reported that the government is willing to offer funding support to the company to help build up capabilities for the future. The statement came following a shocking announcement yesterday by SPH where it announced the transference of its media business to a newly incorporated wholly-owned subsidiary, SPH Media Holdings. This involves the shift of its entire media-related businesses of SPH including relevant subsidiaries, relevant employees, News Centre and Print Centre along with their respective leaseholds, as well as all related intellectual property and information technology assets. SPH Media will eventually be transferred to a not-for-profit entity for a nominal sum, and the not-for-profit e