Read and reflect with us on news, trends, and issues that affect Singapore.
Coming changes in the retirement age and CPF rates will allow older Singaporeans to keep working. But how else can we keep our sense of worth and purpose as we grow older?
A reflection on the recent ban on e-scooters prompts one writer to consider his own actions as an ambassador of Christ and ask himself: Is he a black sheep?
As Singapore celebrates its birthday this weekend, perhaps it’s time to ask ourselves: What does it mean to be a Christian and a citizen?
Huawei’s National Day mobile phone offer made the news when crowds discovered limited stocks. Read one observer’s thoughts
“Work hard and you’ll succeed in school and in future.” This is what many parents tell their children. But might we be over-stressing the value of diligence?
I just received my Merdeka package. That tells you how old I am! Many would say that becoming a senior citizen means we are entering the last lap of our life journey.
How long should a person have to suffer the consequences of his actions? For some ex-offenders in Singapore, it seems, the Internet has decided that the answer is: forever.
I don’t know about you, but I used to wonder every time I read news about representatives of the different faiths affirming their commitment to Singapore’s religious harmony. I’d ask myself: How could these people who believed in different gods f
Did you read the recently-published story of a man who gave up a successful career to sell roasted suckling pigs in Singapore? Christian Nacilla Calledo, a Filipino, was highly successful in his job as an insurance agent, but found it too tiring and stressful.
A recent article in the local media about burnout at work got me thinking about how our “Singaporean” dedication to our jobs can affect our mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health.
He thought he would stay a year. He ended up staying 64. Talk about a change of plans!
