Singapore government “surprised” at comment on sentencing of British writer
Singapore government said Thursday that it was 'surprised' at a comment British Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne made after the city-state's High Court sent a British writer to jail for criticizing Singapore's judiciary in a book about the death penalty. Browne expressed his dismay and called on Singapore 'to recognize...
130,000 JOBS …to meet S’pore’s latest growth forecast
THE Singapore economy will need to create as many as 130,000 jobs next year if the latest economic growth forecast is to be met, economists said yesterday. Most of these jobs are set to come from the service sector, although there is likely to be broad-based job creation across most industries, said human resource experts and...
References and interviews are key to scholarship selection
He would have been considered for his grades and co-curricular activities. He would have written a personal statement, undergone psychometric screenings and an interview, backed by references. But disciplinary records are not listed under the requirements in the Education Ministry's scholarship page online, similar for other...
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