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SGX Regulation proposes tougher pay and dividend disclosure rules
Singapore Exchange Regulation on April 22 proposed new rules to make listed firms disclose executive pay metrics and dividend policies.
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Singapore divemaster diagnosed with rare autoimmune liver disease primary biliary cholangitis
Singapore divemaster Quek Jon Jon was diagnosed with primary biliary cholangitis in 2017 and required a liver transplant in 2023 due to disease progression.
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Le Sserafim's first VR concert to screen in Singapore May 17 to June 2
K-pop group Le Sserafim will screen their first VR concert Invitation in Singapore from May 17 to June 2 at Golden Village Bugis+.
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Singapore Fringe Festival confirms 2027 return after public fundraising campaign
The Singapore Fringe Festival will return from January 13 to 24, 2027, after raising S$59,592 through public fundraising despite missing the target.
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Over 2,500 people caught vaping in Singapore in first quarter of 2026
Singapore authorities caught 2,589 people vaping and seized over 36,000 devices in Q1 2026 amid stepped-up enforcement.
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Jay Chou to perform three concerts at Singapore National Stadium in January 2027
Jay Chou will hold three shows at Singapore National Stadium on January 8-10, 2027, as part of his Carnival II World Tour.
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Singapore Airlines to add Starlink broadband to select aircraft from 2027
Singapore Airlines will start adding Starlink broadband to some A350 and A380 aircraft in early 2027.
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Consumer group urges probe into repeated disruptions at Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Consumers Association of Penang calls on Malaysian government to investigate ongoing operational failures at KLIA.
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Ten Malaysian activists weigh continuing Global Sumud Flotilla 2.0 humanitarian mission
Ten Malaysian activists released from Israeli detention must decide by today whether to keep participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla 2.0 mission.
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Malaysia to Cut RM5.4 Billion in Spending Without Affecting Health and Education
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Malaysia’s RM5.4 billion fiscal realignment will not impact healthcare recruitment or education infrastructure.
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MATTA urges coordinated push to expand EV use in Malaysia tourism
MATTA is calling for a coordinated national effort to speed up electric vehicle adoption in Malaysia's tourism sector.
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Woman arrested for carrying knife at Rain Rave Water Music Festival in Kuala Lumpur
A 28-year-old woman was arrested for carrying a knife at the Rain Rave Water Music Festival on May 2 in Kuala Lumpur.
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High Court raises jail term for man convicted of vandalising ATM screens in Jinjang Selatan
The High Court increased the jail sentence of a 67-year-old man convicted of vandalising ATM screens at a bank in Jinjang Selatan to one year.
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Kelantan police probe false online claims in Nurfisya Zulkifly case
Kelantan police have opened an investigation into false online claims about the killing of 19-year-old student Nurfisya Zulkifly in Ketereh.
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Chegubard apologises after court settles Nik Nazmi libel suit
Chegubard apologised in the High Court on May 4, 2026, as a defamation suit by former minister Nik Nazmi over flood mitigation claims was settled.
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Court of Appeal raises sentence to 14 years in case of pregnant wife assault
Malaysia's Court of Appeal sentenced Rosmaini Abdul Raof to 14 years for grievous bodily harm to his pregnant wife, up from 10 years.
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Malaysian Court of Appeal rules emergency proclamations immune from court review
The Putrajaya Court of Appeal ruled emergency proclamations by Malaysia’s King cannot be challenged in court.
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Anwar Ibrahim urges respect for royal decree amid Negeri Sembilan political crisis
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on all parties to respect the royal decree affirming the stability of Negeri Sembilan’s government.
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Suspended Malaysian officer Sheila to face trial in December for obstruction charge
Suspended police officer Sheila Sharon Steven Kumar will stand trial on Dec 1-2 for obstructing a fellow officer in Dang Wangi.
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Woman alleges harassment after suspected illegal moneylender targets Jasin home
A 25-year-old businesswoman in Jasin reported harassment after suspects threw chilli sauce at her home and damaged her car, police said.
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Malaysia's PETRA studies tube wells amid hot weather, water usage concerns
Malaysia's PETRA is studying tube wells to prepare for possible water shortages caused by ongoing drought and high consumption [s1].
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Zahid pays tribute to Fire and Rescue Department on Firefighters' Day
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi praised Fire and Rescue Department personnel for their commitment and sacrifice on International Firefighters’ Day.
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Cropmate says Malaysian anti-corruption agency partially released frozen bank accounts
Cropmate Bhd said some of its and its subsidiary’s frozen bank accounts were partially released by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.
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Tour bus carrying Indian tourists veers off PLUS expressway near Alor Gajah
A tour bus carrying Indian tourists veered off Malaysia's PLUS expressway near Alor Gajah on May 4, injuring the driver and two boys.