Barely am I recovering from my shaking knees and trembling hands, I’m deliberated on how should I even start this post off as I just got off from a press briefing about the arrival of Britain’s Red Arrows-which is scheduled to kick off next week.
It was on a usual Friday evening when my phone…
Three best buddies set forth into the depths of Macritchie in search for Syonan Jinja, the long lost shrine the Japanese erected and destroyed when Singapore was under Japanese rule during World War 2. This article serves as a warning to all future adventurers to never decide on a foolish attempt. Heart…
A place familiar to local Singaporeans just as Fort Canning Hill and dubbed to be one of the most impregnable forts in Singapore during her stand against the Japanese occupation. A place that used to be exclusive only to the Malay rulers in the past. A fort that used to house General Arthur Percival when…
The Black and White houses of Singapore - A peek into our past Look at where we are at right now. From the kampong days to the HDB flats in a matter of 50 years. In between this meteoric rise of our standard of living, did we ever considered to peer…
Who was the Last Sultan of Singapore?
How did he look like?
Where did Singapore’s last Sultan live ?
Are his descendants still alive ?
Singapore’s First President Yusof Bin Ishak
As a fellow Singaporean Malay, I feel that its a lil bit a civic duty of mine to…