Small sports, big dreams: Tchoukball leads the charge.If you didn’t know that we’re home to the top women’s tchoukball team in the world, that’s okay. The team were none the wiser too.The ladies had beaten out Chinese Taipei—said to be global Tchoukball powerhouses—to top the world rankings for the first time on January 1. Thing …
Author: Jack Wong
Jack Wong
Transitioning from CEO of Business China to the tech giant.SINGAPORE — Member of Parliament (MP) Tin Pei Ling has officially taken on the role of Director of Public Affairs and Policy at Grab Singapore, as confirmed by the tech company in a statement on Wednesday (February 1).“Pei Ling brings a profound understanding of the digital …
Young talents presented their first solo exhibition in London. They are in the English capital for the first time to present their new collection.
Exciting Changes and Events Await in SingaporeSINGAPORE — Last week, we bid farewell to our cool, air-conditioned days and reluctantly welcomed back the sweltering 30°C temperatures. However, there’s good news: the end of the rainy season signals the return of late-night bus services and the highly anticipated Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar. Let’s explore these three …
Paving the Way for Energy CollaborationSingapore will begin importing 100 megawatts (MW) of electricity from Malaysia as part of a groundbreaking two-year trial, following a joint agreement between YTL PowerSeraya and TNB Genco. This initiative marks the first time electricity will be commercially supplied from Malaysia to Singapore.The announcement, made on January 30, highlights that …
Explore Sentosa Without Paying: Free Entry Alternatives UnveiledSINGAPORE — Sentosa will resume its island entry fee from April 1, following an extension of the free entry measure until March 31. This initiative was originally introduced in March 2020 to encourage visitors to explore Sentosa during the pandemic, allowing access without charge, whether via the Sentosa …
Hip-hop has long been used to speak out against perceived social and political injustice – and now Indian rappers are continuing that legacy, writes Charukesi Ramadurai.
Today we take them for granted, but in the 1960s interracial duets were almost unheard of. Diane Bernard explores the forgotten story of Storybook Children, the taboo-busting song that became a hit.
A new installation of 140 blocks of wood summons up a forgotten history, writes Melissa Chemam.
A performance that raises eyebrows and questions about true welfare for the community.If you thought ‘Pole Dancing Routine for Migrant Workers’ would make it onto your 2023 Bingo card, you might want to reconsider your luck.Migrant workers at Tuas South Dormitory were recently treated to a pole dancing performance as part of their Chinese New …
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