Fewer satisfied with public transport: Survey
The quarterly consumer satisfaction index published by the SMU Institute of Service Excellence (ISES) found that commuters’ satisfaction with the MRT…
More hearing-impaired students enter universities
Early medical intervention, technological advancement and increased educational opportunities have contributed to a rise in the number of hearing-…
Foreigners can help anchor new sectors
Singapore must have the flexibility to seize opportunities by tapping on higher-skilled foreign workers to complement the local workforce, said…
Iswaran: Government will take ‘two-prong approach' to generate growth and create job opportunities
Second Minister for Trade and Industry S. Iswaran pointed out that as the baby boomer generation retires and as fewer young people enter the…
S'pore needs growth to retain talent, says Iswaran
Mr S. Iswaran, Minister in the Prime Minister's Office and Second Minister for Home Affairs and Trade and Industry, attended the 5th Ministry of…
Vietnamese student honoured by Singaporean Prime Minister
SMU undergraduate Le Ha Thanh Mai was recognised and described by Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong as an outstanding and dynamic student…
S'poreans less satisfied with public transport service: CSISG survey
Singaporeans are less satisfied with the public transport service compared to a year ago, according to the latest results from the 2012 second…
Singapore Mega-Church Faithful Invest in Malls: Southeast Asia
SMU Assistant Professor of Asian Studies Hoon Chang Yau who researches Christianity in Indonesia is of the view that mega churches thrive in urban,…
How can a woman step into power?
Two-time National Awardee in Entrepreneurship (ENEDA) and Management (PCDEB and CHED) Education, Professor Eunice Areola shared her thoughts on how a…
Minister Iswaran: Two-pronged approach to support the labour market
Minister in the Prime Minister's Office and Second Minister for Home Affairs and Trade & Industry, Mr S Iswaran pointed out that Singapore would…