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Gaza Monologues: What Happened at a Government-Approved Event on Palestine? - Vimarsana News

Gaza Monologues: What Happened at a Government-Approved Event on Palestine?

The Live Gaza Monologues marked the first time the Singapore government endorsed a public pro-Palestinian event in the cause's history.

Daily Cuts - Are you ok, Bro? - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - Are you ok, Bro?

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Yulianna Frederika Binte Abdul Rahman, founder of Lepak Conversations, and Syazwan Suhri, Senior Programme Executive of Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH). Both Lepak Conversations and SAMH collaborated for a panel event called “Are You Ok, Bro?” held on October 14th. As

Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Should we be concerned about A.I stealing our jobs - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Should we be concerned about A.I stealing our jobs

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Crystal Lim-Lange, CEO, Forest Wolf and Adrian Tan, Former HR entrepreneur-turned-Marketing Strategist, on whether we should all be concerned about A.I stealing our jobs.

Daily Cuts - What's up in Wellington? - Vimarsana News

Daily Cuts - What's up in Wellington?

Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Munah Bagharib, a Singaporean host and actress, who took a trip with Tourism New Zealand to explore its capital Wellington and the Wairarapu region nearby. Having experienced springtime in New Zealand, Munah will share all the best things to do there – from honeybees and tulip gardens,

TODAY Youth Survey: Most Singaporean youths say taking part in civic discourse is important; over half feel govt is receptive - Vimarsana News

TODAY Youth Survey: Most Singaporean youths say taking part in civic discourse is important; over half feel govt is receptive

SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — When it was announced two years ago that Muslim nurses in public healthcare would be allowed to wear the “tudung” or headscarf, while at work, the team at...