Digital Matters is back in Singapore as part of the All That Matters Festival from Sep 12-15, 2016. Held at Marina Bay Sands, the event happens smack in the middle of the week that features Ultra Singapore, an electronic dance...
What was your dream career growing up? For many born in the 1990s, it would have been "doctor", "teacher" and "lawyer" - but the times have changed, and according to a survey published earlier this year, children aged 7 to...
While there might be differences of views on some issues, bilateral co-operation between Singapore and China is progressing on many fronts, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong . Both countries, being different, will naturally have different perspectives on some issues,...
While there might be differences of views on some issues, bilateral co-operation between Singapore and China is progressing on many fronts, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong . Both countries, being different, will naturally have different perspectives on some issues,...
Anti-mosquito operations are being extended around Singapore's biggest Zika cluster. The National Environment Agency (NEA) said yesterday it is taking these measures in Circuit Road, Geylang East Central and Geylang East Avenue 1. These areas are located on the periphery of...
Two Singapore universities have kept their top 20 positions in the latest World University Rankings, making the Republic the only Asian nation represented among the best of the world's top universities for the second year in a row. The National...
Mr Hassan Melan wanted to call his family to tell them they wouldn't be able to reach him as his phone battery had run out. The 57-year-old F&B worker looked in vain for a payphone at the Dhoby Ghaut MRT...
Singapore should have a Malay or other minority president from time to time to assure minorities they have a place here, and reduce the risk of some feeling marginalised, community leaders said yesterday. "The president represents the nation, so having...
Impending changes to the elected presidency are not likely to tie the Government's hand to rigidly rotate the highest office of the land among Singapore's main races, said observers yesterday. Neither do they expect a committee to actively seek out...
They are new to cooking, but workplace safety officer Koh Teng Loke and information technology consultant Cheong Wai Fong have been working hard to perfect chicken rice.Both have paid $42,800 each for the recipe, which is from Mr Niven...
