Eateries selling silkworm pupae take the illegal dish off the menu, SFA investigating
“When our boss found out about it, he scolded us to death. We nearly got fired,” says an employee at one stall that previously sold the dish. Read More
99-to-1 property scheme: IRAS conducting regular audits to uncover ‘contrived or artificial’ arrangements
The arrangement to split property ownership in this manner has attracted the attention of authorities over possible cases of tax avoidance.Read More
Singapore to close all dedicated children’s vaccination centres amid low demand, endemic COVID-19
Vaccination services for children will shift to selected Joint Testing and Vaccination Centres across the island.Read More
Government launches S$10 million fund to support films, TV series that showcase Singapore to global audience
The projects must be set in Singapore and launched before the first quarter of 2027. Read More
Rare partial solar eclipse to be visible from Singapore on Apr 20
Science Centre Singapore will be hosting a viewing session for the annular eclipse at its Ecogarden from 11am to 1pm.Read More
The Online Citizen chief editor Terry Xu fined S$18,000 for contempt of court
Mr Terry Xu impugned the integrity, impartiality and propriety of the courts by reproducing a letter that alleged certain people in Singapore were persecuted for political reasons, says a High…
Chinese opera troupes strive to keep art form alive in Singapore
Among the challenges is a lack of Teochew proficiency.Read More
High rent, stiff competition: Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar stallholders struggling to turn a profit
Stallholders said there are too many competing bazaars in other parts of Singapore this year.Read More
Xiaxue announces split from husband of 13 years, says they have been separated ‘for a long time now’
The social media influencer and Mike Sayre met online in 2005 and got married in 2010.Read More