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First Woman Speaker
First Woman Speaker
In recent years women have been able to advance up the political ladder like never before, with Hilary Clinton occupying what is arguably the second most powerful po...

Art Stage Singapore
Art Stage Singapore
Many famous painters have flocked to the French Riviera in the past, citing the perfect light conditions for their move. But a sense of ‘place' has a very import...

Red Friday
Apple Announce ‘Red Friday'
Ever since Steve Jobs passed away
Apple
have galvanised in the face of a tough economic downturn and streaked ahead of their competitors as the largest company in the world. New gadgets, sleek designs and amazing features are synonymous with the
Apple
brand which gave us the i...

Women Entrepreneurs of Singapore
In Singapore, as across the rest of the globe women are becoming a much heavier presence in the sphere of the entrepreneur. Every August the country plays host to the NTU Entrepreneurship and Innovation Week, celebrating the women entrepreneurs of Singapore.
The Nanyang Technological University's (NT...

Sporting Singapore
As health awareness increases people are becoming more interested in various sports and fitness regimes, from the usual running and cycling to more exhilarating activities such as water sports. Singapore is renowned as a perfect location for water sports due to its luxurious climate and easy access ...

The Centre for Asian Music
Music is a huge part of everyone's life nowadays. It helps us get up in the morning, cheers us when we are down and invigorates us when we are happy. For many music lovers festivals are an essential way to celebrate that passion. Singapore is well known for the wide variety of festivals held through...

Midnight Safari
There are few things more exhilarating in life than a safari. Gaining an insight into the world of an animal in its natural habitat is a truly eye-opening experience. However, a new experience is now a possibility for the people of Singapore and its visitors. The Night Safari opened in 1994 and is s...

GameMaki Empowers Startups
Startups are a huge part of any country's economical growth and Singapore is no different. It prides itself on the support that it gives to its emerging talent and GameMaki is a prime example of this. Offering a blueprint for startups to follow to increase the possibility of success.
After some unden...

Festival of Lights
Singapore is a glorious mix of different cultures, traditions and festivals and everyone there enjoys joining in the various celebrations throughout the year. Deepavali is a Hindu festival in October, but in Singapore it is called the Festival of Lights.
It is held in Serangoon Road, where many of th...

Dolphins in the Marina
There is something undeniably calming and fascinating about watching animals in their natural habitat and Singapore understands that, offering locals and tourists numerous Zoos, safaris and Marine Life Parks to explore and immerse themselves in. It would be a shame to miss out on what is on offer in...

Cuisine of the Mighty
One of the most effective ways of getting to know a country is by immersing yourself into their cuisine. Singaporean food is a wonderful combination of Malaysian, Western and Indonesian traditions. There are a great many influences on the dishes, creating a fascinating array of taste sensations. Thi...

Future of Block 71
Block 71 is a prime example of the future of Singapore in this new media world. This formally abandoned building is set to become the headquarters of 80 companies based in the technology industry. Passers-by will notice the vibrant renovations that it has undergone, such as the colourful stripes pai...

8 Trekkers Rescued
After being lost for over 19hours eight Singapore trekkers were rescued by a local search party. The trekkers were exploring a forest reserve nearby Kota Tinggi waterfall when they realised they had lost their way. Due to low reception levels they could not use their phones to call for help. The you...