It has started at least one fight between two adults, reportedly caused one driver to crash, and created a traffic hazard because players suddenly dash across roads.
Pokemon Go, a location-based augmented reality game where…
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Ismail for World Championship
A freak umbrella accident robbed him of much of his eyesight 33 years ago.
But his disability has not stopped visually impaired national para bowler Mohamad Ismail (above) from achieving his dreams.
Having won the top…
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Lesson learnt for Nations Cup
An unchanged team from the recent Asian Netball Championship will compete in the upcoming Mission Foods Nations Cup from Sept 4 to 10.
Defending champions Singapore, ranked 17th in the world, were the top seeds at the recent…
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'Call me Mrs Efron already'
The Olympics has shown us that dreams do come true – it’s not just about winning medals.
For US gymnast Simone Biles, getting a peck on the cheek by her celebrity crush Zac Efron was the cherry on top of the cake.
The Olympics' most unlikely heroes
GIOVANNA PEDROSO & INGRID OLIVEIRA
She kicked her synchronised diving partner out of their Olympic Village dorm room to have a “…
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Pokefans pitch in to pick up litter in Hougang
Some Pokefans, who have dubbed themselves Pokemon Go North-East Singapore (PGNES), have taken it on themselves to clear up the mess left behind by other players.
Over the past week, four to five members of the group have been…
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Brazil's football chance
It started even before the opening ceremony and will come to a head on Sunday morning (Singapore time) with a pair of teams the organisers perhaps would have been hoping for when they planned the tournament for the 2016 Olympic…
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'You became their tormentor'
District Judge Mathew Joseph yesterday had strong words for a father whom he sentenced to three years’ jail for abusing four of his five children.
“You were supposed to provide love, care, support and mentor your children -…
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What's the catch?
Less than two weeks after the release of Pokemon Go in Singapore, a 39-year-old app developer says he has “caught ’em all”.
But his claim has got other players of the mobile game here up in arms, saying he “cheated”.
Players pitch in to pick up litter in Hougang
Some Pokefans, who have dubbed themselves Pokemon Go North-East Singapore (PGNES), have taken it on themselves to clear up the mess left behind by other players.
Over the past week, four to five members of the group have been…
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