Two Singapore media veterans sued over RM3.3mil loan given to their business to promote Mandarin


Chua Chim Kang (left) and Lee Kuan Fung are being sued by a businessman seeking repayment of a S$990,000 interest-free loan. - ST PHOTOS: AZMI ATHNI

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Two media professionals, Chua Chim Kang and Lee Kuan Fung, are being sued by a businessman seeking repayment of a S$990,000 (RM3.3 million) interest-free loan he had given the pair in 2017.

Businessman Ren Xin Wu, a Canadian national who is originally from China, said the sum was for a company called Homing Holdings that was set up to promote the use of Mandarin in Singapore.

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