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Religious groups set to pay less for leasehold land, with ballot system replacing competitive tenders

Winning bidders will pay a pre-determined price that reflects the land’s market value. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Ministry of national developmentIslamic religious council of singapore muisNational developmentIslamic religious councilLaw minister

Balloting to replace bidding in allocating land for places of worship; religious groups welcome prospect of paying less

SINGAPORE Religious organisations will no longer compete via a bidding process for land to build their places of worship, but will instead go through a balloting process.

Malminderjit singhEdwin tongNational council of churches singaporePresbyterian churchMinistry of national developmentSingapore buddhist federation vesak dayIslamic religious council of singapore muisNational developmentIslamic religious councilYouth minister edwin tongNgee ann city civic plazaNational councilAdam road presbyterian churchBukit batok west avenueSikh advisory board

Balloting to replace bidding in allocating land for places of worship in Singapore; religious groups welcome prospect of paying less

SINGAPORE, May 28 Religious organisations will no longer compete via a bidding process for land to build their places of worship, but will instead go through a balloting.

Malminderjit singhEdwin tongMinistry of national developmentPresbyterian churchNational council of churches singaporeIslamic religious council of singapore muisSingapore buddhist federation vesak dayNational developmentIslamic religious councilYouth minister edwin tongNgee ann city civic plazaNational councilAdam road presbyterian churchBukit batok west avenueSikh advisory boardReligious organisations

Number of new Malay drug offenders arrested more than halved over past 3 years

SINGAPORE The number of new Malay/Muslim drug offenders arrested has more than halved over the past three years, said Minister of State for Home Affairs Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim. The figure dropped from around 700 in 2019 to below 300 in 2022, he said on Tuesday (May 23) afternoon at the Malay/Muslim Organisation (MMO) Rehabilitation Network Forum 2023 held at.

Singapore generalMalay muslimSaleemah ismailDidicazli cindy ismailSingapore prison serviceIslamic religious council of singapore muisMalay muslim organisationRehabilitation networkCentral narcotics bureauRehabilitation network forumHome affairs muhammad faishal ibrahimMinistry of home affairsHealth masagos zulkifliFamily developmentMuslim affairsHome affairs muhammad faishal

Drop in number of new Malay drug offenders arrested and reoffending in two years

The number of new Malay/Muslim drug offenders arrested dropped from 700 in 2019 to below 300 in 2022. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore generalMalay muslimSaleemah ismailDidicazli cindy ismailMalay muslim organisationCentral narcotics bureauSingapore prison serviceIslamic religious council of singapore muisRehabilitation networkHome affairs muhammad faishal ibrahimFamily developmentHealth masagos zulkifliMinistry of home affairsMuslim affairsRehabilitation network forumHome affairs muhammad faishal

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