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Singapore’s Corporate Scandal: Businessman to Remain in Custody for Another Week In a significant development in one of Singapore’s largest corporate scandals, a local businessman has been ordered to remain in custody for an additional week. This extension is aimed at facilitating further investigations by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB). The case, which has … Read more
Bangladeshi Worker Finds Solace in Fishing at Bedok Jetty Recreational Fishing at Bedok Jetty: A Popular Pastime In Singapore, a bustling metropolis known for its fast-paced lifestyle, finding moments of tranquility is a cherished pursuit. For many, including Bangladeshi worker Basir Uddin, this tranquility is often found at Bedok Jetty, a popular fishing spot in … Read more
Challenges Faced by Small and Medium Enterprises in Singapore’s F&B Industry In the competitive landscape of Singapore’s food and beverage (F&B) industry, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) often find themselves grappling for survival against larger, more established companies. This challenge is vividly illustrated by the experience of Chef Mel Dean, who, within the first five … Read more
Celebrating Malay Dance Excellence: Sayembara Tari Antara Nusa at Wisma Geylang Serai The vibrant and colorful world of Malay dance was brought to life by young students during the Sayembara Tari Antara Nusa: Celebrating Malay Dance Excellence event, held at the iconic Wisma Geylang Serai. This exciting cultural showcase featured performances by primary school students, … Read more
Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong Tests Positive for Covid-19 Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong Tests Positive for Covid-19 On December 3rd, Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Lawrence Wong, tested positive for Covid-19. This marks the first time he has contracted the virus, a notable event given his prominent role in managing Singapore’s response … Read more
Significant Expansion of Active Ageing Centres in Singapore In a substantial move towards promoting healthy and active lifestyles among the elderly, the number of Active Ageing Centres (AAC) in Singapore has seen a dramatic increase. From just 60 centres in 2021, the figure has more than tripled to 214 branches as of today. This development … Read more
Harmony Circle Donates $538,000 to RLAF for Humanitarian Aid Harmony Circle Contributes $538,000 to RLAF for Humanitarian Initiatives In a significant move to bolster humanitarian efforts, the Kumpulan Keharmonian Antara Kaum dan Agama (Harmony Circle) has donated a substantial sum of $538,000 to the Yayasan Rahmatan Lil Alamin (RLAF). This contribution is set to support … Read more
Resilience and Determination: The Inspiring Journey of Sheila Malinda Ali Resilience and Determination: The Inspiring Journey of Sheila Malinda Ali The Definition of Resilience: A Look at Sheila Malinda Ali’s Journey In the bustling cityscape of Singapore, where ambition meets opportunity, Sheila Malinda Ali stands out as a beacon of resilience and determination. At just … Read more
The Resonance of Azan in Yishun Park: An Integral Part of Singapore’s Cultural Fabric The Resonance of Azan in Yishun Park: An Integral Part of Singapore’s Cultural Fabric The Cultural Significance of Azan in Yishun Park In the heart of Yishun Park, the tranquil dawn is often greeted by the resonant call of the Azan. … Read more
Launch of The Foundry: Singapore’s New Hub for Social Enterprises The Foundry: A New Beginning for Social Enterprises in Singapore Singapore has taken a significant step towards nurturing social enterprises with the launch of The Foundry. This newly established hub is designed to support social organizations at the startup level and beyond. Initially, The Foundry … Read more