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Aisha Shamsudin (pictured) overcame challenges during her four-year undergraduate journey, while her mother battled breast cancer and her family had financial strains. — Raj Nadarajan/TODAY pic

‘Crying every day’: Singapore grad draws on her mental health struggles to advocate for Malay community, others

Singapore’s Education Ministry is removing the Mobile Guardian Device Management Application from students’ personal learning devices as a precautionary measure after a reported system breach incident that affected about 13,000 students in the island republic. ― AFP pic

Hacking incident prompts Singapore to remove Mobile Guardian app from students’ devices

Owners of Dino (left), a Siberian Munchkin, and Moktar (right), a Siberian/Maine Coon mix, said that their pet cats had injuries after a grooming session. — Pictures courtesy of Celest Er, Rini Ezadora

Dog’s death at groomer: Pet owners in Singapore want stricter rules, noting errant salons can close down, reopen under new name

Siti Farhana Jumari, a senior staff nurse with Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, pictured with her mother (left) and her son who is her second child (right). — Picture courtesy of Siti Farhana Jumari

‘I go to my bedroom to decompress if tired’: Singapore nurse on how she stays strong while caring for dementia-stricken mum, autistic son

An incentivised review is a type of review that a business encourages or rewards customers for writing, typically by offering some form of incentive or benefit. However, this practice can raise ethical concerns because it may lead to biased reviews if customers feel pressured to provide a positive rating in exchange for the incentive. — TODAY pic

Honest feedback or paid praise? The controversy surrounding review incentives in Singapore

Wu Jinxing (2nd right) taken to one of the sites along the Rail Corridor where an alleged loot was found by the police. — TODAY pic

Suspected member of foreign housebreaking syndicate led police to hidden loot in Singapore

If convicted of cheating, Farah Diyanah Abdul Falik could be jailed for up to 10 years, and fined. — Istock.com pic

In Singapore, woman handed 283 charges over online hotel booking scams; victims allegedly lost more than S$1.3m

The woman had hit her six-year-old son as she was angry that he could not maintain a handstand she required as punishment for his supposed misbehaviour. — Reuters pic

Caught on CCTV: Singapore mum jailed 13 months for beating six-year-old son over 100 times with belt after failed handstand

(Left) Scott Van Der Ven wrote and stars in a music video for the song Soar for Singapore. (Right) A scene from the music video that was released on the budget airline’s social media channels. — TODAY pic

‘We always want cheaper’: In celebration of Singapore’s kiasu-ism (and more), Jetstar Asia’s 20th anniversary song wins praises from netizens

According to the survey, 80 per cent of respondents said their company would pay a ransom to recover data and resume business operations. — Reuters pic

Survey finds three out of five Singaporean businesses forked out ransoms due to cyberattacks in 2023

In the first half of 2024, Singapore reported 5,480 cases of illegal e-vaporiser use, more than two-thirds of offenders caught in 2023. — Picture by Hari Anggara

Vape nation? Singapore sees surge in illegal e-cigarette cases, more than 5,000 offenders caught in first half of 2024

People pass an OCBC Bank signage in Singapore July 11, 2023. — Reuters pic

OCBC’s Q2 profit tops expectations, says on track to meet 2024 targets

In the quarter ended June 30, the company’s expenditure jumped 14 per cent from a year earlier to S$4.25 billion (RM14.47 billion), as fuel expenses surged 30 per cent. — Reuters pic

Singapore Airlines warns of profit pressures as competition and fuel costs bite

People walk past a United Overseas Bank branch in Singapore March 31, 2022. — Reuters pic

Singapore’s UOB looking at North Asia opportunities as wealth earnings jump

Mir Abdul Khalek pleaded guilty to assault with intent to outrage modesty and was sentenced to 10 months’ jail and two strokes of the cane. — Reuters pic

In Singapore, jail, caning for cleaner who molested 14-year-old after she initiated chat with him at HDB void deck

Repeat offender Yee Kiee Song, 76, had been convicted nine times since 1963 for multiple housebreaking and theft charges. — TODAY pic

Repeat offender, 76, mostly in jail since 1969, gets nine years’ preventive detention for coffee shop break-in