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A major renewal
PM Wong first Cabinet reshuffle in 2024, he said he planned to rotate new 4G ministers & “give them wider exposure experience” since PM Wong Govt was re-elected, a few would be able to step up and take over from senior colleagues in due course, while some of the junior office-holders could take on more responsibilities, he said then.

With number of ministers likely to be about the same – 19 currently – as well as 37 office-holders overall, there are several gaps left by retiring senior figures that will have to be filled. Like of eg: Defence Ministry is been post to Mr Chan formerly from Minister  Education, (MOE) since SG need new office-holders, given the retirement of Dr Ng and Mr Heng Chee How, who was senior minister of state. There's likely be a replacement for DPM Heng, who held role of coordinating minister for economic policies until last May. MP Jeffrey Siow being considered for new Cabinet line-up in PM Wong newer team as of now he is act ministry rank
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...es-step-up

SINGAPORE: In a Facebook post on Tuesday (Jul 15), Workers’ Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh wrote about a new cost-of-living support programme launched recently at Aljunied Group Representation Constituency (GRC), which his party has represented in Parliament since 2011. He is going some for his GRC too. Pritam Singh announces Community Grocery Truck at Eunos to help residents with living costs. Singh is helping to do something also for his GRC too.

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Singapore Life Expectancy Rises to 83.5 Years in 2024, Women Outlive Men by 4.4 Years

👉 https://goodyfeed.com/singapore-life-exp...ises-2024/

Something good, but also something we all has to take care...

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Something good, but also something we all has to take care...

Come August, next week Singaporean all will be happy.

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Come August, next week Singaporean all will be happy.

CASH AngpowTake Care & B Health. 

[victortan]

It is the hard truth we have to die... no escape, what live got to die, and die in pain,, no one can escape this.

let pray for a fast death folk... since we have to die.

have anyone u know die without pain???

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Something good, but also something we all has to take care...

MOF | Press Releases https://share.google/YmdIj02qliqeT91Mf

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CASH AngpowTake Care & B Health. 

老了头脑不好使了
Lǎole tóunǎo bù hǎo shǐle

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老了头脑不好使了
Lǎole tóunǎo bù hǎo shǐle

[Migrant]

Always carry this VISA with you. No charge.
1) right VIEW
2) right INTENTION
3) right SPEECH
4) right ACTION

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Central Executive Committee (CEC). Significantly, the PAP said it appointed a new chairman, Desmond Lee, also the Education Minister. Other changes include appointment Health Minister Ong Ye Kung as Party Treasurer, and Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat has taken over as assistant treasurer. The Minister of State for National Development and Trade and Industry Alvin Tan, while, is now head of Young PAP, and Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs Faishal, been appointed chairperson of the PAP Malay Affairs Bureau, will now be part of the CEC. Mr Desmond Lee previously been party’s assistant secretary-general. He replaces former Deputy PM Heng Swee Keat, who retired before year’s General Election. 
Commenters react to announcement is that PAP appear to feel that this is a major step up for Mr Lee. “This is a big party promotion for son of Lee Yock Suan. This adds his promotion to Minister for Education, one of the big four portfolios (finance, defence, home affairs, and education).”

Lee Yock Suan, the minister’s father, was a longtime Member of Parliament (MP) & Cabinet member, had served as Minister for Labour & Minister for Education, among other roles. He retired from politics in 2006. Others noted younger Mr Lee’s new role as Education Minister is a significant one as well. “MOE sets the ethos for future generation of the country. It is a heavy responsibility, like defence & finance.

This is why?, all potential leaders of country have picked to helm MOE at some point (in) their political career (e.g., Chan Chun Sing, Heng Swee Keat, Tharman, Ong Ye Kung, Lawrence Wong),” one wrote. 

“If go further back, Tony Tan & even Goh Keng Swee were to as education ministers before,” folks pointed out.

S'porean folks say, “This recent GE showed his pull in West Coast, from those who worked with him, he is well regarded, albeit someone more of a quiet technocrat. Though he tends to be understated, his trajectory remains constant & will likely continue to be a presence, especially in 4G-5G & PAP. All more so given his age.” Added Mr Lee reminded us a little of Deputy PM Gan Kim Yong. Speaking of Mr Gan, some Facebook users wondered why he is not in the PAP CEC. “Didn’t see DPM Gan in slate? What happened?” one wrote. Where is the task force man? another echoed

Something to remember...

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Always carry this VISA with you. No charge.
1) right VIEW
2) right INTENTION
3) right SPEECH
4) right ACTION

GOOD...

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Something good, but also something we all has to take care...

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What if a worker is very healthy. How?.
 
Let say if one is healthy even after 75 or even above 80. How?.

Something to think out of your brain.

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老了头脑不好使了
Lǎole tóunǎo bù hǎo shǐle

Can don't Change, cannot?. Right. Cost must some one need to pay and pay, can let PAP pay for the remaining...
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/h...-affect-me

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Singapore Life Expectancy Rises to 83.5 Years in 2024, Women Outlive Men by 4.4 Years

👉 https://goodyfeed.com/singapore-life-exp...ises-2024/

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A HUNDRED YEARS OF LIFE

In this year’s National Day Rally speech on Aug 17, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong talked about the implications of a rapidly ageing society. He said that 20 years ago, there were 400 people in Singapore aged 100 or older. Today, there are 1,500.

With 25,200 people over the age of 90 in Singapore today, their numbers are set to grow further.

Data from the Singapore Department of Statistics showed that the number of 95- to 99-year-olds stands at 5,400 today, significantly higher than the 2,900 in 2014.

When asked for details on the oldest Singaporean, both the Department of Statistics and the Immigrations and Checkpoint Authority (ICA) said that they could not provide personal information.

This group of centenarians is what the government refers to as pioneers – those who have seen world wars, race riots and the massive transformation of a fishing village island into a glittering global city.

At 105, Mdm Lin has to be one of the oldest living Singaporeans.She was born here in 1920. Her pink identity card doesn't have a specific date or month on it, unlike most of ours.

CNA:-  https://share.google/J5nhoTsVmTWwK2kEz

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PM Wong think for S’pore’s future: has more then 30 newer candidates for right moment to promote
a few. PM Wong in on his last leg hustings on 3/5/2025 GE. He has confident in picking to promoted recently for eg: One of his ministry he said. For eg: like taking over from Ministry of Defence. Dr Ng who had been a very long PAP party for Toa Payoh GRC. Dr Ng Eng Hen, who has 25 experience in S'pore political has already is a Minister. He is retiring after this May 2015. Wish's him all the best to him in his retiring life.

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PM Wong think for S’pore’s future: has more then 30 newer candidates for right moment to promote a few. PM Wong in on his last leg hustings on 3/5/2025 GE. He has confident in picking to promoted recently for eg: One of his ministry he said. For eg: like taking over from Ministry of Defence. Dr Ng who had been a very long PAP party for Toa Payoh GRC. Dr Ng Eng Hen, who has 25 experience in S'pore political has already is a Minister. He is retiring after this May 2015. Wish's him all the best to him in his retiring life.

Summary:
Opposition parties in Singapore, after GE2025 losses, are launching new channels to stay relevant and contribute discourse.
PSP launched a Substack newsletter, RDU created AltGovSG to "shadow the government", and SDP announced Roadmap2030.
Analysts note the urgency for outreach, the cost-effectiveness of online platforms, and the need to sustain efforts until the next election.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...ffer-ideas

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Summary:
Opposition parties in Singapore, after GE2025 losses, are launching new channels to stay relevant and contribute discourse.
PSP launched a Substack newsletter, RDU created AltGovSG to "shadow the government", and SDP announced Roadmap2030.
Analysts note the urgency for outreach, the cost-effectiveness of online platforms, and the need to sustain efforts until the next election.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...ffer-ideas

The Progress Singapore Party – 
Which received 36.3 per cent of the vote in the areas it contested, has highest among the unelected – moved its party paper The Palm onto online newsletter platform Substack on Aug 25.

Published fortnightly, the newsletter offers PSP’s view and alternative solutions on the big policy and political issues of the day.

Party chief Leong Mun Wai told Straits Times that PSP is first opposition party to start a digital newsletter. The party is out of the 15th Parliament after being represented by Non-Constituency MPs Leong Mun Wai and Hazel Poa in the 14th. The opposition contingent in Parliament now comprises 12 Workers’ Party MPs.

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Occupational Progressive Wages (OPW) from MOM for administrators & workers. 

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https://youtube.com/shorts/x7pzesO1ZSY?s...8xrMIazdry

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https://youtube.com/shorts/x7pzesO1ZSY?s...A8xrMIazdr

At the latest tech expo, a man shows off his brand new robot girlfriend. From futuristic design to human-like reactions, this moment blurs the line between reality and technology. Is this the future of relationships or just a crazy experiment?
https://youtu.be/x7pzesO1ZSY?si=8y8cuTmsIadVLGYo

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Summary:
Opposition parties in Singapore, after GE2025 losses, are launching new channels to stay relevant and contribute discourse.
PSP launched a Substack newsletter, RDU created AltGovSG to "shadow the government", and SDP announced Roadmap2030.
Analysts note the urgency for outreach, the cost-effectiveness of online platforms, and the need to sustain efforts until the next election.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/p...ffer-ideas

S'pore's population hits new high of 6.11 million, increase mainly due to growth in non-resident population
Of the total population, about 3.66 million are S'poreans and 0.54 million are permanent residents.

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S'PORE – The number of S'poreans aged 80 and older shot up by about 60% in the past decade. About 145,000 citizens belong to this age group in June 2025, up from 91,000 in June 2015. These seniors comprised 4% of all Singaporeans in 2025, up from 2.7% in 2015. 
Within this group, about six in 10 are women. 

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Something to remember...

Source: The Straits Times
https://search.app/8f8iK

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S'PORE – The number of S'poreans aged 80 and older shot up by about 60% in the past decade. About 145,000 citizens belong to this age group in June 2025, up from 91,000 in June 2015. Seniors comprised 4% of all S'poreans in 2025, up +2.7% in 2015. Within this group, about 6 in 10 r women. 

and older jumped 60% in the past decade




Number of Singaporeans aged 80 and older jumped 60% in the past decade
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Singapore is on track to hit “super-aged” status in 2026, where more than one in five Singaporeans will be above age 65.
Singapore is set to become a super-aged society in 2026, based on the UN's definition of a super-aged society – when 21 per cent or more of the population is aged 65 and older.

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Published Sep 29, 2025, 03:13 PM

Updated Sep 29, 2025, 10:46 PM


SINGAPORE – The number of Singaporeans aged 80 and older shot up by about 60 per cent in the past decade.

About 145,000 citizens belong to this age group in June 2025, up from 91,000 in June 2015. These seniors comprised 4 per cent of all Singaporeans in 2025, up from 2.7 per cent in 2015.

Within this group, about six in 10 are women. The National Population and Talent Division published these numbers on Sept 29 in its annual Population In Brief report, which provides an update on Singapore’s key population trends over the past year. These numbers come as Singapore is expected to become a super-aged society in 2026. This is based on the United Nations’ definition of a super-aged society, when 21 per cent or more of the population is aged 65 and older. In 2025, 20.7 per cent of Singaporeans are already in this age group, up from 13.1 per cent in 2015.

[Ola]

5354 bought a VietBu who is 15 years ?? younger than him 

By the time he mati, his wife can still use his CPF till 84 years -old

Is his CPF enough for her for another 20 years ???

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This can, and if oneself can help oneself.

https://sgtalk.net/Thread-Young-Singapor...pid1233067 (got times then read about  Mao & Dr Sun story)👍