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3 weeks ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
In the women’s toilet of a mall along Orchard Road, a notice posted behind the stall doors is causing a stir. Printed in bold, upper-case letters is a cautionary tale about a man who has allegedly been “luring women with false claims of seeking a life partner” – all while being in a relationship with a woman pregnant with his child. Titillating as the story may be, it’s hardly an uncommon scenario.
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3 weeks ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Imagine a world powered by computers so advanced that these super devices could handle a quadrillion tasks simultaneously. Major tech companies are racing to lead in quantum computing, with Google recently unveiling a new chip that it claims can solve a problem in five minutes – one that would take the world’s fastest computers 10 septillion years to complete. Closer to home, one Singapore-based deep-tech company could soon revolutionise the efficiency of big data processing.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Constance Sheares, Kamaladevi Aravindan, and Vivien Goh are doyennes of different artistic mediums who share a commonality: they are not only Singapore’s pioneering cultural ambassadors, but their contributions to the local art scene have also inspired and supported new generations of Singaporean artists.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Give your food delivery apps a break and step away from your usual fast food takeout – there are plenty of reasons to dine out. For starters, our round-up of places to eat and drink in Singapore features limited-time collaborations with local F&B names at snazzy hotels. Here’s our pick. There’s more to Peranakan cuisine than babi pongteh and Nonya chap chye.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Think pastel hues symbolise softness and innocence? The wardrobe designers of Mediacorp’s latest Chinese blockbuster, Emerald Hill, might make you think again. The saccharine-sweet pink and lilac kebayas of Emerald Hill’s main antagonist Zhang Anna (played by actor Chantalle Ng), shares senior image stylist Tee Yu Yan, stands as a contrast to her scheming nature.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Women across Singapore are driving meaningful change, leading initiatives that uplift communities and create lasting impact. From breaking the cycle of poverty to advocating for financial literacy, healthcare, and corporate responsibility, these leaders are reshaping lives through their work. In this four-part series, learn how their organisations empower individuals and how you can support their causes.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Women across Singapore are driving meaningful change, leading initiatives that uplift communities and create lasting impact. From breaking the cycle of poverty to advocating for financial literacy, healthcare, and corporate responsibility, these leaders are reshaping lives through their work. In this four-part series, learn how their organisations empower individuals and how you can support their causes.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Women across Singapore are driving meaningful change, leading initiatives that uplift communities and create lasting impact. From breaking the cycle of poverty to advocating for financial literacy, healthcare, and corporate responsibility, these leaders are reshaping lives through their work. In this four-part series, learn how their organisations empower individuals and how you can support their causes.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
Women across Singapore are driving meaningful change, leading initiatives that uplift communities and create lasting impact. From breaking the cycle of poverty to advocating for financial literacy, healthcare, and corporate responsibility, these leaders are reshaping lives through their work. In this four-part series, learn how their organisations empower individuals and how you can support their causes.
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1 month ago | 
herworld.com | Chelsia Tan
XXXXXXIn this four-part series, hear from these inspiring women about how their organisations support and empower communities in Singapore, and how we can contribute to their causes. Jacqueline Loh, CEO of Aidha – the only migrant charity focused on financial education – on why career development is crucial for female migrant workers in Singapore. We live in a very inequitable world that is getting increasingly less equitable.
