The new traineeship scheme is aimed at fresh graduates from universities, polytechnics, the Institute of Technical Education and other educational institutions, the factsheet stated. Graduates with master’s degrees or PhDs can also... Read more »

VOLUNTARY CHARITY Mr Eng said he would be open to supporting voluntary charity projects, such as occasionally providing free meals to a nearby nursing home. Other hawkers echoed similar sentiments, saying they... Read more »

MS Features: The Singapore student who experienced a Tasmanian ‘Winternship’ I’ve never farmed, floated, or fermented, but I have spiral-Googled ‘Tasmania aesthetic itinerary’ at 2am. I’m a broke student with chaotic good... Read more »

BAKU – Rapid falls in the level of the Caspian Sea are affecting ports and oil shipments and threatening to inflict catastrophic damage on sturgeon and seal populations, according to Azerbaijani officials.... Read more »

SINGAPORE: A woman has been ordered to repay S$175,689 (US$136,700) to her estranged mother-in-law, after a judge rejected her claim that a S$200,000 transfer for cryptocurrency trading was a gift rather than... Read more »

AS TRADE tensions and supply-chain disruptions reshape the business landscape, Singapore companies must look beyond traditional markets for sustainable growth. Africa’s growth trajectory presents a compelling story. During my visits to Africa,... Read more »

SINGAPORE – A pupil from Sengkang Green Primary School has been caned for his involvement in bullying a female classmate, with the school acting “in a timely manner”, said the Ministry of... Read more »

[SINGAPORE] Ten years ago, when the mainstream sushi restaurant scene was dominated by major chains such as Sushi Tei and Sakae Sushi, a casual 12-seater sushi bar opened quietly in Thomson Plaza.  Since... Read more »