February 12, 2009 Thursday
Updated

THE Government will set aside $25 million a year over the next five years to help dysfunctional families to become more resilient and lift them out of poverty.

Singapore could have up to 7,500 such families, the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) estimated.

 
Routine trip turns perilous

A ROUTINE trip proved to be perilous for SBS bus captain Ngieng Pik Chung, when he was viciously attacked by two parang-wielding men on Tuesday afternoon.

The 29-year-old man drives bus service 160, which travels the route between Singapore and Johor Baru.

Barclays to hire 1,500

BRITISH banking giant Barclays is sticking to its aggressive plan to hire up to 1,500 highly skilled staff by early 2011 in Singapore despite the turmoil that has ravaged many financial institutions.

Universities shouldn't be silos

EDUCATION Minister Ng Eng Hen wants students of all universities in Singapore, including the fourth one coming up in the East Coast area, to be able to take courses across campuses.

   
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