Shoppers at FairPrice outlets can receive a $6 voucher for every $60 of CDC supermarket vouchers spent between June 11 to June 17.The offer will apply to all customers who spend $60 of CDC or SG60 supermarket vouchers at any FairPrice, FairPrice Finest, or FairPrice Xtra outlet in a single receipt, said FairPrice Group (FPG) on Thursday (June 11).Return vouchers will be valid for use at all FairPrice supermarkets with no minimum spend from the next day of issuance till July 31, 2026.This is the third round of FPG's return vouchers, and comes after the latest tranche of CDC vouchers was announced on the same day, in which all Singaporean households are eligible for $500 in CDC vouchers.«This latest wave of FairPrice return vouchers supplementing the government's CDC Vouchers launch is our way of helping Singaporeans stretch their dollar even further, when and where it matters the most,» said FPG Group CEO Vipul Chawla. 

Online examinations at all three Institute of Technical Education (ITE) colleges in Singapore were affected after the system crashed on Thursday (June 4).Responding to queries from AsiaOne, an ITE spokesperson said that some students encountered difficulties accessing the examination system on Thursday, adding that those affected will take their rescheduled examinations on June 11. «We are working with the vendor to resolve the issue,» said the spokesperson, adding that in the meantime, all examinations from June 5 onwards proceeded as scheduled using printed scripts. In a Reddit post shared on the day of the incident, a student recounted arriving at the examination venue at 8.30am ahead of a 9am paper. According to the poster, an invigilator asked candidates to log in to the examination system, but they were unable to do so.«The system crashed and nobody could log in because it's offline when in reality the internet connection was perfectly fine,» the student wrote, adding that they waited for about two hours before being informed that the examination would be postponed to the following week. 

The long-running musical Jesus Christ Superstar, which presents a dramatised, artistic interpretation of biblical figures and events, has been given an Advisory 16 rating for «some mature content» by the Singapore authorities.«The Advisory 16 rating and consumer advice are intended to alert audiences to the mature and religiously sensitive nature of the content,» said the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in a joint statement on Thursday (June 11).The production's presenter, Base Entertainment Asia, has also included a disclaimer on ticketing platforms stating that the musical, set to be staged from Aug 19 to Sept 6 at the Sands Theatre, «is presented for entertainment purposes only, and is not intended to be a biblically accurate representation of the life of Jesus».The disclaimer will also be present at the event venue at Marina Bay Sands.Jesus Christ Superstar began as a rock opera album in 1970, was staged as a musical the next year, and adapted into a film in 1973. The film was approved for screening in Singapore in 1974.

Renowned botanists Rachel Saunders, 63, and Rodney Saunders, 74, had been searching for rare seeds in a forest in KwaZulu-Natal province when they disappeared.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONENT: Trump insiders have warned that the UK has hit a 'tripwire' after anti-migrant riots broke out in Belfast following a vicious stabbing.

Kerala's health officials are ramping up efforts as a preliminary case of the Nipah virus has emerged in Kozhikode. A businessman is currently on ventilator support, which has triggered heightened surveillance and extensive contact tracing.

Harrison Cole, 25, is believed to have fallen into the River Cam behind King's College Chapel, which hosts the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols service every Christmas Eve - on Saturday.

What would the average man do if he came home to find the woman he loves in bed with his 19-year-old son?

When Detective Inspector Weller and his team closed in on suspected money launderer Ali Raza, 43, they didn't know exactly what to expect.

Andy Burnham made two potentially huge commitments at hustings for the Makerfield by-election last night.

Stephen Ogilvie, 44, lost his left eye and was slashed in the neck and back in the alleged violent knife attack in Belfast for which Sudanese asylum seeker Hadi Alodid, 30, has been charged.

Graham Platner, who was criticized for sporting a Nazi-style tattoo and offensive online posts, has won the Democratic Senate primary Read Full Article at RT.com

Dans la continuité de l'opération « Un Jeune, Un Taxi » mise en oeuvre à travers le programme Taxi Gab, le Président de la République, Chef de l'État, Son Excellence Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema a procédé ce jour, au Camp Capitaine Ntchoréré de Baraka, à la remise des clés de 200 véhicules aux bénéficiaires dont les dossiers ont été retenus à l'issue du processus de sélection. Lancé le 9 octobre 2024, le programme Taxi Gab a connu une première vague de 417 véhicules, suivie d'une (...) - TRANSPORTS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le Président de la République, Chef de l'État, Chef du Gouvernement, Son Excellence Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, a effectué ce jour une visite de terrain consacrée aux chantiers de construction d'un immeuble moderne et l'aménagement du bord de mer. La première étape de cette visite l'a conduit au niveau du pont de Gué-Gué, où il a pu constater l'état d'avancement des travaux de construction d'un immeuble moderne à usage de bureaux et d'appartements. Ce projet immobilier participe à la (...) - INFRASTRUCTURES / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Matamatsengué n'est pas seulement un village du sud du Gabon. C'est un symbole vivant de l'histoire, de la culture et des traditions ancestrales des peuples autochtones de la province de la Ngounié. Situé dans le département de la Louétsi-Wano, ce village est souvent présenté comme un lieu où la nature et les coutumes se rencontrent harmonieusement. Selon certaines sources, le nom Matamatsengué signifierait même « l'origine » ou « le début du monde », témoignant de la richesse (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Stephen Ogilvie, in his 40s, is currently in hospital with serious injuries after losing his left eye during the assault on Monday night. His family have now called for calm, asking for 'peaceful protest'.

Richard Martin can still remember the face of the girl, lying with her body covered by a pristine white sheet, her eyes shut, she could have easily been dreaming of her first day of holiday with mum and dad.

Apple has agreed to install a 'kill switch' that will make snatched devices worthless.

A near-miss occurred near Bhubaneswar's Jharpada bridge when two empty train rakes unexpectedly faced each other on the same track. Railway officials confirmed no injuries or service disruptions, attributing the averted accident to timely intervention during a shunting operation. Both trains were empty, and operations on the main line remained unaffected.

Trinamool Congress MP Prakash Chik Baraik resigned from Rajya Sabha, citing the West Bengal mandate favouring BJP. He stated he would follow CM Suvendu Adhikari's lead, denying BJP pressure. This marks the third TMC MP's exit this week, deepening internal rebellion and raising concerns about the party's stability and parliamentary strength.

Residents of Retirement, in St James, wept openly yesterday morning as they angrily rubbished the police claim that four men who were shot and killed in an operation in the community had engaged them in a shootout.

A senior Government official has made an urgent appeal for a restart of the drawn out constitutional reform process that would remove the British Monarch as Jamaica’s head of state and urged lawmakers on the Opposition side to nudge their leader back to the negotiating table.

When the FIFA World Cup kicks off later today in Mexico, many Jamaicans in the Diaspora will be seated in front of their television sets watching the games rather than attending matches. The main reason, they say, is the high price of tickets. Allan Cunningham told The Gleaner that he would love to attend some of the matches being played in South Florida, where he lives, but the price of tickets makes that an impossibility.

[allAfrica]