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How much should Singapore’s leaders be paid?

The revised ministerial salaries point to not just economic goals but also social vision

  • Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced salary increases for ministers and MPs on September 8.
  • Salaries based on median income of top 1,000 earners, with 40% discount for public service.

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How to Improve Speech Delay

Learning how to improve speech delay starts with understanding that children develop language at different rates. Some children may begin talking later than others, while speech or language delays can…

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Japan plans GPS tracking trial for sex offenders on parole

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japan's Justice Ministry plans to launch a trial to track sex offenders on parole via GPS as early as fiscal 2027, a ministry officia

  • Japan to launch GPS tracking trial for sex offenders on parole in 2027.
  • Data from devices to help supervisors identify warning signs and prevent reoffending.
  • Participation voluntary; effectiveness may lead to compulsory devices and expanded offenses.

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Vega Baja Schools Join New Environmental Awareness Campaign

Schoolchildren across the Vega Baja will learn how to dispose of household waste correctly through a new environmental awareness campaign covering 27 municipalities.

  • Vega Baja Sostenible Consortium launches environmental awareness campaign.
  • Campaign educates students on proper waste disposal through interactive activities.
  • Goal is to share knowledge with families and promote sustainable habits.

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Dud cheque issuers risk 1-year credit ban under new BoG rules

Customers who repeatedly issue dud cheques risk being barred from accessing fresh credit from banks and financial institutions for one year under the Bank of Ghana’s (BoG) revised rules. They will also be prohibited from issuing cheques for at least three years if they are classified as repeat offenders.

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