Malaysia wants to move away from Waze. Will drivers make the switch?
Malaysia has banned the popular Israeli navigation app for civil servants and urged citizens not to use it. Motorists say they lack a viable homegrown alternative.
Malaysia has banned the popular Israeli navigation app for civil servants and urged citizens not to use it. Motorists say they lack a viable homegrown alternative.
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Helping seniors age well takes more than hospital care, says Agency for Integrated Care Manpower and Talent Chief Derek Tan on Community Care Day (Nov 1)....
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With HDB reviewing the flat conversion scheme to create jumbo flats, CNA speaks with owners of such units about the attraction of extra space – and the extra cost....
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SINGAPORE: Job hunting is tough at any age, but for workers nearing their late 60s, landing a new opportunity can be particularly daunting. One Singaporean recently turned to fellow netizens for advice on whether his 67-year-old father still stands a chance of finding work, given...
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During the course of their marriage, the husband struck his wife with a walking stick, punched her in the eye and scolded her using vulgarities.
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Placements for longer internships and workplace attachments have also gained traction in tertiary schools.
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Singapore’s three public health clusters have upgraded services at 35 community health posts.
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Workers becoming more aware they can seek help through release, news coverage of judgments, lawyers said.
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At Reference Room on Tras Street, Julian Chen and Claire Lim have brought together their passions for watch collecting and baking, creating a place where customers can browse, linger and connect....
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SINGAPORE: In life, comparing one’s successes to others can definitely feel unavoidable. For some, comparisons become more noticeable with age, especially during events where people catch up and have a conversation about how they choose to live their lives after so many years. Th...
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SINGAPORE: The Singapore Police Force’s (SPF) Cyber Command has recovered US$12.8 million (S$16.35 million) that a Singapore-based petrochemical company lost to a business email compromise scam, working with OCBC and the Cambodian National Police. On October 1, 2026, the company ...
