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Singapore distance runner accused of stealing running shoes, training cones from Decathlon
Ko Wen Qiang, Keane, 26, was charged with stealing a pair of running shoes and a set of training cones from a Decathlon outlet in Kallang.
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Amos Yee gets fresh charges for indecent comments, promoting racial disharmony
The conditions for bail offered to Yee include one that forbids him from posting anything online on his views on paedophilia, or anything inciting ill feelings between racial groups.
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Zambia elections: Courts sealed as election petition deadline looms
Preparations for President Hakainde Hichilema’s second inauguration appear to be continuing.
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Man gets jail, caning for abusing 6-year-old boy for 18 hours
The 31-year-old man beat his youngest victim with a hanger more than 600 times, forced him to hold a push-up position for hours and made him sleep in the toilet and drink his own urine.
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Man who stabbed priest at St Joseph’s Church gets jail, caning
Basnayake Keith Spencer, 38, stabbed Father Christopher Lee Kwong Heng in the mouth with a foldable knife with a 10cm partially serrated blade during communion after a children’s mass in November 2024.
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Employee of town council managing agent charged with corruption offences
Phua Gim Chuan, a senior project manager at EM Services, is accused of obtaining S$220,000 in bribes linked to contract proposals involving several town councils.
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Trial opens for man accused of sexually assaulting 16-year-old girl in Admiralty Park female toilet
The other two men involved in the case both pleaded guilty in 2025 to their offences, while Raden Zulhusni Zulkifri has “refused to take any responsibility for his actions”, the prosecution argued on Thursday.
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Two men to be charged over alleged arrangements for Lim Tean to leave Singapore illegally
Lim Tean was arrested by Malaysian police in Johor Bahru on Thursday after failing to surrender in Singapore to serve jail time.
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U.S. appeals court blocks Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom project
The appeals court placed its ruling on hold for 14 days to allow the Trump administration to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Man jailed for pretending to supply gloves and face masks during COVID-19 pandemic, cheating 11 victims of S$3.79m
Gerald Chan Tzen-Chou, who has been in remand since December 2020, told one of his victims that global demand for surgical face masks was very high and convinced her to invest with him in an Indonesian factory producing them. Neither the factory nor his investment was real.
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