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Archive for the ‘Media’ Category

MND: Deeply concerned with KPMG’s report on AHTC

MND is deeply concerned with the latest findings in the KPMG report (“the Report”) on its review of past payments made by the Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC). The Report found serious legal and other regulatory breaches, and improper payments made from Town Council funds running into millions of dollars. The Report...

Lee Hsien Loong in RSF new list of predators of press freedom

To mark International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is today publishing a grim portrait gallery of 35 presidents, politicians, religious leaders, militias and criminal organizations that censor, imprison, torture or murder journalists. Most of these press freedom predators...

Traffic Police: Only online appeals for summons and offences

Traffic e-Appeals Portal From 1 November 2016, members of the public who wish to make an appeal against their traffic summonses or traffic offences can only do so online via the Singapore Police Force’s (SPF) e-services. With the launch of the Traffic e-Appeals Portal on the SPF's e-services, Traffic Police will no longer...

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