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Singaporean comedian, Kumar, has called out a woman who goes by the name of Praise Wong on Instagram for calling out a Grab Driver based on the community he belongs to.This was after Wong had tried to justify her...

A netizen by the name of Praise Wong had posted a series of Instagram stories after she had accused a Grab Driver of allegedly cheating her.The comments which she made on her Insta stories were full of 'biased' opinions...

In a recent island wide operation conducted by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) from 27 Feb to 4 Mar, 93 suspects were arrested and $78,000 worth of drugs were seized.The drugs which were seized by the CNB includes:1,059g of...

A photo was taken and uploaded to the Facebook page of Member of Parliament (MP) of Jalan Besar, Dr Wan Rizal.In the photo, a food delivery personnel believed to be working for Deliveroo was seen waiting at a traffic...

Donovan Tan Tung Wei, a 19 year old Singaporean Permanent Resident from Malaysia was sentenced to a probation period of one and a half years today (4 Mar) for voluntarily causing hurt and criminal intimidation.Another charge, for spitting on...

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) recently shared that they have been sending SPF officers to walk the ground in a bid to educate the public about scams.In their latest post, the SPF shared that Community Police Officers from the...

Member of Parliament (MP) for West Coast GRC, Ang Wei Neng, clarified on his Facebook page today (3 Mar) about a statement which he had made in Parliament previously on putting a 'time stamp' on university degrees and...

According to a Facebook post by 1-Altitude, they will be ceasing their operations on 31 March 2022 after twelve years of many many iconic moments.Having served the masses of party goers and customers over the past twelve years, the...

57 year old Seet Seo Boon, who was the leader of an illegal online gambling syndicate worth almost $100 million was slapped with a fine of $620,000 and given a jail term of nine years, eight months and two...

Home Affairs Minister, K Shanmugam, said in Parliament today (3 Mar) that the results of a survey conducted last year shows that most Singaporeans still support the mandatory death penalty.In giving this statement, Shanmugam said that most Singaporeans still...