SINGAPORE — Singapore President Halimah Yacob has decided not to stand for re-election after her six-year tenure ends this year. The 68-year-old was elected unopposed as Singapore's eighth ...

Halimah Yacob was a ground breaker in Singapore politics even before she became the nation's first female president. She also was the first woman to serve as speaker of parliament and only the ...

Singapore, Sept 14: Halimah Yacob, who has been in public service for 40 years, was elected as Singapore’s first woman president on Wednesday.

In the June edition of Big Shot, Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak with former President Halimah Yacob, who’s now ...

Singapore president Halimah Yacob has decided not to stand for re-election in the presidential election scheduled to be held in a few months’ time. Announcing it on her official Facebook page ...

Mdm Halimah will leave office as Singapore's eighth President on Sep 13, and former Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam will be sworn in as the country's next President after that.

Former president Halimah Yacob was conferred the nation’s highest civilian honour on Sunday, for “embodying so fully the Singapore Story – and for her lifetime of devoted and distinguished ...

Singapore now has its first female president ever. 63-year-old Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament, was declared the country's latest president on Wednesday.

President Halimah and Sheikh Tamim – the first head of state Madam Halimah hosted in Singapore after she assumed office in 2017 – reaffirmed their countries’ longstanding and excellent ties.

SINGAPORE - On President Halimah Yacob’s last day in office on Wednesday, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong paid a heartfelt tribute to her for bringing Singaporeans together, being a conscientious ...

President Halimah Yacob of Singapore has announced that she will not stand for the 2023 presidential election (PE), which is due to be held by September.

SINGAPORE: Halimah Yacob was sworn in as Singapore's eighth President at the Istana on Thursday, marking her first day of a six-year term.