Phone screen showing a suspicious fake job offer warning graphic, non-literal illustration for money mule scam advisory

Police Warn of Fake Job Offers Used to Recruit Money Mules

Job seekers are being warned not to accept suspicious offers that require them to use their bank accounts or transfer money on behalf of others. Such arrangements could unknowingly involve them in scam operations.
Parliament livestream still of Speaker Seah Kian Peng appearing to nod off in the Speakers chair

Speaker Seah Kian Peng Apologises After Appearing to Fall Asleep During Parliament Sitting

Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng apologised after a video showing him nodding off while chairing a Parliament sitting circulated online. He said he was unwell and had taken medication, but accepted responsibility for the incident.
Stack of textbooks and financial ledgers on a desk, non-literal illustration for religious school funds court case

Former MUIS Senior Director Jailed 7 Weeks Over Misappropriation of More Than S$68,000 Meant...

Razak Mohamed Lazim, 59, was sentenced after failing to transfer funds owed to Madrasah Irsyad Zuhri Al-Islamiah and later accessing the school’s email server without permission. He is appealing the sentence.
Bundles of seized cannabis and motorcycle bags at a border checkpoint, illustrative non-identifying image for Tuas drug seizure

More Than 10kg Cannabis Seized at Tuas Checkpoint, Two Malaysians Arrested

Two Malaysians were arrested after ICA officers found bundles of suspected drugs hidden on a motorcycle arriving from Malaysia. The cannabis seized was estimated to be worth more than S$203,000.
Accessible community service centre ramp and empty wheelchair illustrating disability services fee caps proposal

Task Force Proposes Fee Caps for Disability Services, More Families Could Receive Subsidies

A Singapore inter-agency task force has proposed broader fee caps and higher subsidies for disability services, with the income ceiling for means-tested support potentially rising to about S$6,000 per person. Around 5,000 persons with disabilities are expected to benefit by 2030 if the changes are implemented.