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Who is Singapore's Lawrence Wong? How an underdog with no grand political ambitions became the next prime minister - Vimarsana News

Who is Singapore's Lawrence Wong? How an underdog with no grand political ambitions became the next prime minister

Those who know Wong say he is a ‘highly relatable political leader’, and laud him for being a team player, a quiet go-getter and a persistent doer.

Source: scmp.com
SEZ Council showcases investment opportunities at Singapore forum - Vimarsana News

SEZ Council showcases investment opportunities at Singapore forum

The National Council of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) showcased various SEZ investment opportunities and incentives in Indonesia to Singaporean investors at ...

'Thought it was fish bone': Woman finds 'metal string' in Korean food from Yishun Park Hawker Centre - Vimarsana News

'Thought it was fish bone': Woman finds 'metal string' in Korean food from Yishun Park Hawker Centre

While others may find string beans or string cheese in their dishes, this woman found a "metal string" instead. That's what happened to Facebook user Evelyn Tan as she was chowing down on Korean food from Yishun Park Hawker Centre, causing her to air her confusion on Facebook group Complaint Singapore yesterday (July 11). "Can someone tell me what this...

Leo Burnett Singapore Sees Double at MARKies Awards - Vimarsana News

Leo Burnett Singapore Sees Double at MARKies Awards

Leo Burnett Singapore reclaimed its place at the top at the MARKies Awards 2023.

4 in 10 jobs in food sector to be redesigned under Jobs Transformation Map - Vimarsana News

4 in 10 jobs in food sector to be redesigned under Jobs Transformation Map

Four in 10 jobs in the sector have to be redesigned over the next three years for the industry to remain vibrant. Read more at straitstimes.com.