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Fujairah Crown Prince receives Sudanese Ambassador and Consuls...
WAM FUJAIRAH, June 19th, 2013 -- H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, Crown Prince of Fujairah, has received in his office at the Emiri Court, the Sudanese Ambassador to the UAE, Ahmed Sadeeq Abdul Hai, who paid a courtesy visit at the end of his tenure in the country.
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Singapore in smog alarm as Indonesia...
Smog levels in Singapore hit a record high on Wednesday as raging forest fires from neighbouring Indonesia triggered a major health alarm and sent residents of the densely populated city-state scrambling for face masks.
No rental increase for two-years for those whose incomes cross the $800-a-month mark
Rental increases will now be waived for two years for those whose incomes cross a $800 a month threshold, said National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan in a blog post on Wednesday.
Haze update: PM Lee says Singapore urging Indonesia to take action to reduce haze
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Tuesday that the Government is monitoring the haze situation closely and will stay in touch with the Indonesian authorities.
'Crucial that Singaporean core can land top banking jobs': Tharman
WHEN it comes to jobs in the banking sector, the challenge is not just to make sure that Singaporeans are adequately represented.
S'poreans can & must do their best to help the poor: PM Lee
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Singaporeans can and must do their best to help the poor, to express concern for fellow citizens and to make sure needy families are not left behind.
MM Lee plants tree to mark 50 years of greening Singapore
Singapore's transformation into a green city started 50 years ago. Former Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew marked the milestone with tree planting at Holland Village on Sunday evening.
Singapore's first liberal arts college, Yale-NUS, to open in August with 157 students
Singapore's first liberal arts college will open in August with 157 students, seven more than the originally planned intake.
68 unknowns to be stars of this year's NDP theme song
It is usually a star who renders the National Day Parade theme song, in one of the highlights of that evening.
THE UK continues to show its support to Fiji's road towards restoring democracy in the country.
Second victim to die of dengue 'didn't want to leave mum alone'
THE second victim of this year's dengue epidemic was cremated on Monday at Mandai Crematorium, a day after he died in Tan Tock Seng Hospital .
A Belgian F-16 fighter jet flies over Happy Valley-Goose Bay on May 21.
Local residents were once again treated to the sights and sounds of fighter jets soaring in the sky above Happy Valley - Goose Bay as the Belgian Air Force stopped at 5 Wing, for a two-day layover on May 21. The nine F-16 fighter jets, two United States Air Force KC-10 refuelling tankers, and two BAF C-130 Hercules were at 5 Wing for a stop enroute ... (more)
RSAF to hold flying activities as part of NDP 2013 preparations
Singapore's National Day Parade 2013 will be held on August 9, 2013, at the Marina Bay Floating Platform.
Man jailed for helping others to get visit passes for their "wives''
A man was jailed for six months on Tuesday for abetting Singapore citizens to obtain visit passes for foreign nationals by lying in the application forms for a visit pass.
PUTTING passengers at the heart of what they do -- that is the spirit of Changi International Airport.
Naval officer spared jail for forcibly kissing fellow cadet
Naval officer Benedict Ang Yong Chuean avoided jail last Thursday despite being found guilty of forcibly kissing a female fellow cadet in an Australian military college.
Husband of former Indonesian president Megawati dies in S'pore
SINGAPORE: The Indonesian Speaker of the People's Consultative Assembly, Taufik Kiemas, died on Saturday evening at Singapore General Hospital.
Greater push needed to get more higher-income earners to donate
More people are contributing a portion of their income to charitable causes. But observers say there needs to be a greater push to rope in more with higher income.
Casino tycoon Stanley Ho buys stake in HK budget airline
The body of the man caught in an excavator pinned under debris at a worksite along Thomson Road was removed from the site in a police vehicle at about 3.20pm.
Singapore completes third command of multinational counter-piracy task force
Singapore has completed a three-month stint in the Gulf of Aden, during which it led multi-national anti-piracy patrols.