Earlier in February, Sustainability and Environment Minister Grace Fu paid tribute to the former civil servant at the launch of the book, titled Lee Ek Tieng – the Green General of Lee Kuan Yew.

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[SINGAPORE] Pioneering civil servant Lee Ek Tieng, an important figure in the development of Singapore’s clean and green movement, has died aged 91. He was cremated on Apr 8, following a private wake ...

Civil servant Lee Ek Tieng, whose work was pivotal in transforming Singapore into a clean and green city, has died aged 91. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong posted a tribute to Lee on Apr. 9 ...

A mere excess or overreach of official duty does not, by itself, disentitle a public servant from statutory protection under law, the Court said. The Supreme Court has held that prior government ...

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Public Service Minister Judith Collins believes the Public Service Act has given rise to endless reporting on 'wellbeing stuff' that’s causing inefficiency. Cabinet ministers are currently ...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 29 — A Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement officer has lodged a police report today regarding a scuffle last night between DBKL officers and an unlicensed balloon seller, the ...

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SCHENECTADY, NY (WRGB) — A public servant faces multiple felony charges, including being accused of creating and filing fraudulent documents and tampering with physical evidence. Sources tell ...

SINGAPORE – Mr Dinesh Vasu Dash, the chief executive of the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), is expected to resign in the next few days and join politics, The Straits Times has learnt.