2024 was an exceptionally busy year for Singapore. 2024 was marked by a momentous change in Singapore's leadership when Deputy PM Lawrence Wong was sworn in as the fourth Prime Minister of Singapore. Wong, 52, started his political career as an MP as part of the West Coast GRC during the 2011 General Election, and rose among the ranks to...
Aside from the swearing-in of our fourth Prime Minster Lawrence Wong, Singapore also saw several international acts performing on our shores — including Taylor Swift, Coldplay and most recently, 2NE1.
The global pop sensation made her long-awaited return to Singapore, 10 years after a one-night show at the Indoor Stadium for The Red Tour in 2014.
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