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Covid-19 has made firms agile, hastened digitalisation: Panel

Resident Wong Jee Hon being helped to his feet by Kampong Glam CCC chairman Ronnie Ma after collecting his TraceTogether token at Jalan Besar Community Club yesterday. Minister-in-charge of the Smart Nation Initiative Vivian Balakrishnan pointed out

Nationwide distribution of TraceTogether tokens kicks off

Minister-in-charge of the Smart Nation Initiative Vivian Balakrishnan speaking to security officer Ajid Kumar (far left) after he collected his TraceTogether token at Jalan Besar Community Club yesterday. Mr Kumar made the hour-long journey to the CC

Security officer among first to collect TraceTogether tokens

Distribution of TraceTogether tokens starts; aim is for 70% participation in scheme

Malay book fair goes online this year; aims to promote local literature

Firms here spend more on IT due to Covid-19 than in other countries

Mendaki learning festival next month to take some of its activities online

Asean must keep cooperating as post-virus normal beckons: Tan Chuan-Jin

Asean needs to prepare for life after Covid-19, cooperate in areas of common interest: Tan Chuan-Jin

The revamp of the National Archives of Singapore building - which reopened in April last year after an 18-month makeover - was found to have exceeded the budget by $1.72 million due to a lack of scrutiny from National Library Board officers, said the

Over-budget project, suspected illegal subletting flagged

NLB exceeded renovation budget by $1.72m, JTC potentially sublet to 26,000 unapproved entities: AGO

M1 fined $400k, StarHub fined $210k for Internet service outages

Mr Amrin Amin, a member of the People's Action Party team that lost to the Workers' Party team in Sengkang GRC in the July general election, will be strategy director at robotics and automation firm Platform for Bots and Automation (above) and non-ex

Ex-MP Amrin Amin embraces new challenges in tech sector after exiting Govt

Former MP Amrin Amin to join 2 Singapore tech firms after Sengkang election loss

M1 and StarHub fined $610,000 for Internet disruptions during circuit breaker

Parliament: Society must agree on efforts to fight inequality

Volunteers (from left) Adlee Nazree Suparman, Abdullah Al-Muaz and Mohammed Nizam Elmi passing korban meat to a family living in a rental flat in Sengkang last month. Minister in the Prime Minister's Office Maliki Osman urged the community to help it

Maliki: Religious leaders helped forge Malay Muslims' progressive identity

Primary school pupils celebrating Racial Harmony Day last year. Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong said common spaces like schools, libraries and public housing, where all races interact, promote a more open and shared outlook acros

Race-blind society: Premature to say S'pore has arrived, say ministers

Call for push to fight negative effects of digital revolution

New agency needed to keep online space safe, says Minister of State Tan Kiat How

Islamic religious leaders have steered Malay/Muslim community well: Maliki

In tackling inequality, S'pore has to reach consensus on social compact: Maliki

S'poreans need to accept differences across races, discuss issues constructively: Maliki

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that while Covid-19 has been a disaster for the world, "it is by far not the worst new disease that can befall mankind". He added that Singapore must learn from the Covid-19 experience and be ready when a worse one

Covid-19 not Singapore's last health crisis, as PM Lee warns of Disease X

Covid-19 circuit breaker a call made by Cabinet, not civil service: PM Lee