What happens now to Sembcorp Marine?
Last December, it was reported that Keppel O&M had to pay a colossal US$422m in fines after reaching a global resolution on corruption probes by authorities in US, Brazil and Singapore. Allegations of huge corruptions occurring in Brazil first surfaced in 2015 when Brazilian authorities carried out a massive investigation...
Maldives’ State of Emergency: What Singaporean Travellers Should Do
The Maldives have always been a top pick for honeymooners and paradise-seekers alike due to its picturesque beaches, luxurious resorts, and amazing fauna and flora. Situated in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives are made up of 26 atolls, with the atoll of Malé being its capital. Unfortunately, the recent political unrest and increasing...
It doesn’t pay for Singaporeans to be a good Samaritan
Police has confirmed on its Facebook that there has been no attempted kidnapping of students from International Schools. In both cases, one reported on 11 Jan and the other on 16 Jan, the occupants of the vehicles were simply trying to be helpful by offering a lift to the students. In the first case, a 32-year-old Singaporean...
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