The prototype of the first, made-in-Singapore sports car hits the road this year. Read more about The prototype of the first, made-in-Singapore sports car hits the road this year.
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) reopens this year after a $90 million remodel. Read more about The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) reopens this year after a $90 million remodel.
Six new polyclinics open by this year to boost Singapore's primary care infrastructure, this on top of the previous 20 opened in 2019. Read more about Six new polyclinics open by this year to boost Singapore's primary care infrastructure, this on top of the previous 20 opened in 2019.
Singapore begins renewing its power supply system this year, replacing 1,300km of electrical cables, 206 transformers, 172 switchboards, and equipment in 171 substations. Read more about Singapore begins renewing its power supply system this year, replacing 1,300km of electrical cables, 206 transformers, 172 switchboards, and equipment in 171 substations.
Instead of a tester in the passenger seat, a driving test starting this year involves automation. Read more about Instead of a tester in the passenger seat, a driving test starting this year involves automation.
Singapore's Ministry of Education (MOE) now operate a total of 50 kindergartens, up from 15 in 2017. Read more about Singapore's Ministry of Education (MOE) now operate a total of 50 kindergartens, up from 15 in 2017.
All Housing Board towns in Singapore have cycling paths as of this year. Read more about All Housing Board towns in Singapore have cycling paths as of this year.
Indonesia ends the supply of piped gas to Singapore this year; this will result in Singapore being more dependent on LNG for its future energy mix. Read more about Indonesia ends the supply of piped gas to Singapore this year; this will result in Singapore being more dependent on LNG for its future energy mix.
This year, Singapore cuts S Pass workers to 15% of the total foreign workers permitted to work within its borders, down from 20% in 2019. Read more about This year, Singapore cuts S Pass workers to 15% of the total foreign workers permitted to work within its borders, down from 20% in 2019.
As a part of a master plan to transform Sentosa and nearby Pulau Brani into a game-changing leisure and tourism spot over the next three decades, the government completes a S$90 million pathway, dubbed Sentosa Sensoryscape this year. Read more about As a part of a master plan to transform Sentosa and nearby Pulau Brani into a game-changing leisure and tourism spot over the next three decades, the government completes a S$90 million pathway, dubbed Sentosa Sensoryscape this year.
