SINGAPORE – The creative works of more than 400 schoolchildren have been put up at the National Museum of Singapore to commemorate National Day through stories of the Covid-19 pandemic […]
SINGAPORE – An Economist article on race relations and racial harmony in Singapore has drawn a rebuttal from Mr Lim Thuan Kuan, Singapore’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. In […]
SINGAPORE – Mr Thomas Koh turned to alcohol and drugs as a teenager to cope with family violence and childhood abuse. Now 46, he began abusing drugs at 15 as […]
SINGAPORE – While working as an assistant buyer for SMRT, a 43-year-old man allegedly took bribes of more than $54,000. Soh Choon Heng was one of three individuals charged with […]
SINGAPORE – Landscape maintenance workers will see their minimum basic wages rise by 6.3 per cent a year on average, over six years, after proposals by a tripartite committee on […]
SINGAPORE – Two men will be charged in court on Friday (Aug 20) for breaching their stay-home notice (SHN) requirements and thereby exposing others to the risk of Covid-19 infection. On […]
SINGAPORE – Covid-19 vaccination guidelines for workers are being reviewed, with the aim to get more people protected against the coronavirus. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) told The Straits Times […]
SINGAPORE – The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) has joined 20 other countries in a naval exercise led by the United States Navy as part of efforts to beef up […]
SINGAPORE – Briton Benjamin Glynn is preparing to get deported after he was released from prison on Wednesday (Aug 18). The 40-year-old former recruitment consultant was sentenced to six weeks’ […]
SINGAPORE – Proceedings have started against Terry Xu, the chief editor of sociopolitical website The Online Citizen (TOC), for contempt of court. They come after TOC published a post which […]
SINGAPORE – Singapore residents can collect free masks at 15 CapitaLand malls and selected Sheng Siong, Prime Supermarket, Cold Storage, FairPrice Xtra and Giant outlets from Aug 26 to Sept 26. These […]
SINGAPORE – Another key member of a syndicate which duped SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) into wrongfully disbursing over $40 million was dealt with on Wednesday (Aug 18). Andy Quek Sze Leng, […]
SINGAPORE – On Thursday (Aug 19), Singapore will ease restrictions, giving companies the green light to bring more staff back to the office. Even so, most employers – including Singapore’s […]
SINGAPORE – From Thursday (Aug 19), students and school staff who are close contacts of anyone quarantined as part of Covid-19 measures can return to campus once that person tests […]
SINGAPORE – A woman has been detained after shouting in court during the trial of Benjamin Glynn on Wednesday (Aug 18) morning. The judge had told the woman, whose mask […]
SINGAPORE – News that the Government’s stock of 200,000 doses of Sinovac Covid-19 vaccines here is running low has prompted offers to buy vaccination slots on consumer marketplace Carousell. A […]
SINGAPORE – Frustrated with the number of chores she had on top of having to care for an elderly woman, a maid pushed her charge, causing the 85-year-old woman to […]
SINGAPORE – After a drinking session, an intoxicated man picked up a heated metal spatula and used it to burn his domestic helper’s left forearm on Oct 18, 2018. Rajamanickam […]
SINGAPORE – The average Singaporean is highly aware of environmental issues, adopts many green practices some of the time, and advocates some of these issues and practices to friends and […]
SINGAPORE – A new artificial intelligence-enabled marking system that will help students with English Language (EL) writing is set to go live in schools here in about two years. The […]
