Where to get cheap haircuts in Singapore (2025 update): Kcuts, Snip Avenue, Kimage Hairdressing School and more, Lifestyle News
07 Jul
Lifestyle

Where to get cheap haircuts in Singapore (2025 update): Kcuts, Snip Avenue, Kimage Hairdressing School and more, Lifestyle News

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Lifestyle I still remember when haircuts as a kid cost barely $8. These days, I'm forking out close to $20 for my regular bi-weekly trims. Add a beard shaping or a quick wash, and the bill creeps up to $30. Painful, especially when all you wanted was a quick tidy-up. Prices have gone up across the board, but thankfully, not every haircut needs to cost a small fortune. If you're just looking for a clean, simple cut without the frills, there are still affordable options out there. We've updated our list of Singapore's cheapest barbers and salons, all offering haircuts at $20 or less. Whether you prefer an express chain or a heartland gem, here are 15 wallet-friendly spots to keep you looking sharp without breaking the bank.Lifestyle 15 Affordable Barber Shops & Hair Salons in Singapore...
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US physician groups sue Health Secretary RFK Jr over vaccine policy
07 Jul
Health News

US physician groups sue Health Secretary RFK Jr over vaccine policy

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WASHINGTON - Several leading medical organisations filed a lawsuit against US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr and the Department of Health and Human Services on July 7, arguing that current policies on Covid-19 vaccines pose an imminent threat to public health.The plaintiffs, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Physicians, American Public Health Association and Infectious Diseases Society of America, have asked the court to vacate Mr Kennedy’s recent directive removing the Covid-19 vaccine from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention’s childhood and pregnant-women immunisation schedules.The lawsuit accuses Mr Kennedy of working “to dismantle the longstanding, Congressionally-authorised, science- and evidence-based vaccine infrastructure that has prevented the deaths of untold millions of Americans.”Representatives for HHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment.Lead counsel for the plaintiffs Richard Hughes, a partner...
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PAHO and CDRI Sign Agreement to Strengthen Health Infrastructure Resilience Against Disasters
07 Jul
Health News

PAHO and CDRI Sign Agreement to Strengthen Health Infrastructure Resilience Against Disasters

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Washington D.C. July 3, 2025 – The Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Dr. Jarbas Barbosa, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Amit Prothi, Director General of the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) to strengthen cooperation in developing safer and more resilient health systems against climate change and natural disasters. The agreement marks the beginning of a strategic collaboration that includes capacity building, technical assistance, knowledge exchange, and joint advocacy for safe and resilient health infrastructure policies. “I am honored to strengthen collaboration between PAHO and CDRI,” Dr. Barbosa said, highlighting the important lessons learned in the region, particularly from the Smart Hospitals Initiative. “Together, we’ll advance climate-smart, disaster-resilient health infrastructure across the Americas.” Welcoming the collaboration, the Director-General of CDRI underscored the importance that health infrastructures remain operational during disasters. “PAHO’s experience in...
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Top South African official accuses police minister of colluding with crime syndicates
07 Jul
Business News

Top South African official accuses police minister of colluding with crime syndicates

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Business A South African top security official accused the police minister and a deputy national commissioner of colluding with crime syndicates, sparking public uproar. In an unprecedented move, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, head of the police in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, called for a press conference Sunday and claimed that Senzo Mchunu and Shadrack Sibiya had interfered with sensitive police investigations. He also alleged both men disbanded a crucial crime unit tasked with investigating repeated politically motivated killings in the province after it was...
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