Halimah Yacob

Former president Halimah Yacob joins Sias as chief patron

Youth volunteers from Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School, Annette Chua (left) and Mohamad Miqa Ariyan bin Mohamad Nizal, helping out at the ARPC's Let's Carnival event.
TAKING HEART

Volunteers feted for giving back to the community

Existing structures must be examined to see how effective they still are in integrating new migrants, said President Halimah Yacob. With her is dialogue moderator Patrick Daniel.

Relook how to integrate new migrants to preserve multiracialism, cohesion in Singapore: President Halimah

Singapore President Halimah Yacob (centre, left) and Kazakhstan counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev (centre, right) at the signing of an agreement between Second Minister for Trade and Industry Tan See Leng (left) and Kazakhstan DPM Serik Zhumamgarin.

Singapore, Kazakhstan sign four agreements, including one to boost economic cooperation

Categorising jobs as needing either academic qualifications or technical skills is wasteful, says President Halimah Yacob.

Singapore still has ‘archaic ideas’ about skills-based jobs, says President Halimah

President Halimah Yacob says Singapore would need to strengthen its social fabric to remain united and do well in  an increasingly dangerous and troubled world post-pandemic.

Four key priorities for Singapore’s government as Parliament reopens

President Halimah approves draw of S$6b from past reserves to fund Singapore's Covid-19 expenditure

President Halimah approves draw of S$6b from past reserves to fund Singapore's Covid-19 expenditure

Singapore GDP likely to grow but recession, stagflation not ruled out: Lawrence Wong
SINGAPORE ECONOMY

Singapore GDP likely to grow but recession, stagflation not ruled out: Lawrence Wong

President approves draw of up to S$11b from past reserves

President approves draw of up to S$11b from past reserves

EU-Singapore trade pact served as anchor for both economies amid Covid-19: President Halimah

EU-Singapore trade pact served as anchor for both economies amid Covid-19: President Halimah