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PSLE RESULTS TO BE RELEASED TODAY

SINGAPORE - The Primary School Leaving Examination results for this year will be released today (Nov 25). Pupils will receive their results from their respective primary schools from 11am. Eligible pupils may also apply for their secondary schools via the Secondary One-Internet System from 11am today till 3pm on Dec 1. - CALVIN YANG

POPE FRANCIS STARTS AFRICA TRIP

Pope Francis will begin his first official visit to Africa today (Nov 25) on a trip that human rights advocates hope he will use to press for expanded political rights, religious tolerance and respect for minorities. The 78-year-old's five-day visit to Kenya, Uganda and Central African Republic, which have significant Catholic communities but have been troubled by civil conflicts and violence, has led to increased security concerns. The authorities plan to deploy around 10,000 police in the capitals of Kenya and Uganda during the Pope's visit, which will include giant open-air masses.

Q3 ECONOMIC SURVEY REPORT OUT

The Trade and Industry Ministry will release the third-quarter economic survey of Singapore for this year. The report will look in depth at how the economy performed in the period between June and September.

Advance estimates of growth for the quarter showed a 1.4 per cent expansion, which meant that the economy narrowly escaped a technical recession.