S’pore charity Sree Narayana Mission appoints Bernie Poh as new CEO
Bernie Poh (left) will succeed S. Devendran as CEO of SNM (Singapore).
Bernie Poh (left) will succeed S. Devendran as CEO of SNM (Singapore).
safety
The man accused of stabbing another man to death in Telok Blangah Heights was brought back to the crime scene on Nov. 2. Gabriel Foong Shi Cheng, 32, was charged in court for murder. A 73-year-old man died after being stabbed on Oct. 5 evening near Block 61 Telok Blangah Heights....
safety
Wildfires in Indonesia are threatening forests linked to carbon credit projects. What does this mean for companies that have paid to offset their emissions, and are the safeguards enough?...
Local
The Johor-Singapore Cooperation Ministerial Committee (JSCMC) held its first meeting on Monday (Nov 2).
News
These projects are associated with 28,755 potential jobs, the ministers said in a statement.
Local
Singapore tailor Javin Tan, founder of Common Suits, makes history as the first non-Italian to win the Milano su Misura – Trofeo Arbiter, an international competition celebrating the art of bespoke tailoring....
safety
The driver of the Audi that caused the fatal Tampines crash on Oct 29 is alleged to have used a deregistered vehicle.
business
She stole a Patek Philippe watch worth S$73,000 and a stack of red packets containing about S$8,000 from the company safe.
government
The National Heritage Board says it is looking to offer more tailored support as businesses deal with challenges such as attracting new customers and preserving traditional skills....
News
Muhammad Asyraf Said committed the offence on Oct 27, 2025.
parks
SINGAPORE: Rats have been spotted foraging for food at a coffee shop in Pasir Ris, sparking food hygiene concerns among the members of the public. As reported by Shin Min Daily News , customers saw two rats climbing into a basket full of kueh rice cake, emerging from under an adj...
safety
The Government has put in place measures to reduce the risk of the 6000-0999 number from being spoofed.
Local
Around 270 workers have been identified so far for deployments that may have breached regulations.
