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Daily Cuts - Weekends on Wheels - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - Weekends on Wheels

Finding new ways to travel to see a different side of Singapore? How about travelling like a local on a Brompton bike? Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Eugene Lim, the CEO of High Achievers Brompton Bicycle Tours, a bike tour company that brings locals around off-the-beaten paths to spend their weekends meaningfully.

Daily Cuts - The Last Fools - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - The Last Fools

After the 100th birthday of Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew - Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Peh Shing Huei, Editor and Publisher at The Nutgraf, and Aaron Low, one of the authors of ‘The Last Fools’, who wrote the chapter on Mr J. Y. Pillay.The book ‘The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals of Lee K

'If you don't know the ground, how can you formulate policies?': S'pore's 'loving critic' Ngiam Tong Dow - Mothership.SG - Vimarsana News

'If you don't know the ground, how can you formulate policies?': S'pore's 'loving critic' Ngiam Tong Dow - Mothership.SG

Soft truths to keep Singapore from stalling.

Changi Airport's construction was expected to take 10 years. A pioneer civil servant was asked to do it in just 6. - Mothership.SG - Vimarsana News

Changi Airport's construction was expected to take 10 years. A pioneer civil servant was asked to do it in just 6. - Mothership.SG

Soft truths to keep Singapore from stalling.

The pioneer civil servants dubbed the 'Eight Immortals' of Lee Kuan Yew - Vimarsana News

The pioneer civil servants dubbed the 'Eight Immortals' of Lee Kuan Yew

A new book, The Last Fools, shines a light on eight men who were instrumental in the nation's development, but are fading from public memory. . Read more at straitstimes.com.