In 15 years at the helm, he oversaw five S.League titles, three Singapore Cup wins and even watched his charges return with an Asean Club Championship trophy.
Teo Hock Seng is still regarded as the “godfather” of Tampines…
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White Swans fans ecstatic
Masahiro Mizokami has been supporting Albirex Niigata since moving to Singapore a decade ago.
Last night, he was beaming from ear to ear after the White Swans were crowned champions of the Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League…
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White Swans are highest scorers
It was fitting that Albirex Niigata secured the Great Eastern-Yeo’s S.League title last night with a 3-0 win over Hougang United at Jalan Besar Stadium.
The convincing result, courtesy of goals by Atsushi Kawata, Masaya…
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Restaurant owners to donate proceeds to help autistic boy
The owners of a Western food restaurant are donating part of its proceeds to help an 11-year-old boy who has autism.
Miss Nurul Jannah Saharuddin, 23, and Miss Indah Nabielah Zulkarnain, 24, who run T Bob’s Corner in Bedok,…
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Suspect held over Jurong West market fire
The arson suspect arrested on Thursday over the Jurong West market fire is known to many of the affected stallholders and residents in the area.
They were surprised to see the man, whom some described as being slow-witted,…
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Albirex want the quadruple
ALBIREX NIIGATA 3
(Atsushi Kawata 4, Masaya Jitozono 8, Rui Kumada 32)
HOUGANG UNITED 0
They strode onto the pitch at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night knowing they were…
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MILO Van will be making its next visit at Bugis+ on 15 Oct 2016
The MILO van will be visiting Bugis+ today (15 Oct). Free tasty iced Milo from 12pm to 8pm
Also catch Nathan Hartono at Bugis+ from 3pm – 5pm
MILO Van will be making its next visit at Bugis+ on 15 Oct 2016
In support of Nathan, Milo will be mobilizing their MILO Van to various locations in Singapore. This Saturday, 15 October, join in for some free iced MILO beverages at Bugis+
Sales of landed homes climb to over 3-year high in Q3
SINGAPORE – The number of landed homes that changed hands in Singapore during the July-to-September quarter rose to the highest in more than three years, as a steep decline in prices drew buyers who had been sitting on the fence.
(Click to enlarge. Data…
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The Big Read: Action against banks just one volley in all-out war against money laundering
SINGAPORE – In recent years, money laundering and terrorism financing have increasingly come under the international spotlight – with Singapore, given its financial hub status, never far from centrestage.
The global dragnet around scandal-hit Malaysian state…
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PM Lee Hsien Loong pays respects to late King Bhumibol Adulyadej at Thai Embassy
SINGAPORE – Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong paid his respects to late King Bhumibol Adulyadej at the Thai Embassy on Friday (Oct 14) .
Mr Lee, who arrived close to 5pm, bowed to King Bhumibol’s portrait and penned a message in the condolence book.”The world has lost a revered monarch and great leader. Our thoughts are with the people of Thailand in their grief,” he said.
Many Thais, dressed in black, were at the embassy along Orchard Road to pay their respects. The Thai flag at the building was flown at half mast.
According to a statement from the Royal Thai Embassy, the book of condolences will be opened for signing at the embassy at 370 Orchard Road from Monday (Oct 17) to Friday (Oct 21) from 10am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 4.30pm.
Visitors can access the embassy through the Claymore Road entrance.
King Bhumibol, the longest reigning monarch in the world, died on Thursday in a Bangkok hospital at the age of 88.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o- cha has declared a year of mourning, and said the people should refrain from entertainment for 30 days in Thailand.
Photo GalleryLarge crowds gather as convoy transports Thai king’s body to Grand Palace
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