This sentence says it all - Singapore's Under-22 football team beat minnows Brunei 1-0 through an own goal in their last match at the SEA Games football competition last night. They can only beat Brunei, who are considered as nobodies in the region's football scene, and they needed an own goal by a Brunei player to get that win.
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WHISTLEBLOWER EXPOSE TREATMENT ACCORDED TO FAMILIES OF LOWER RANK SAF SOLDIERS
This article is written to share my experiences living in an overseas base thus far and I do hope it would be relevant to anyone considering accompanying your spouse if they have been offered an overseas post with the Singapore Armed Forces.
Read More »HOME UNITED TRASH BRUNEI DPMM 5 – 0, ENDS ANY HOPE FOR TITLE DEFENCE
This will go down as the worst defeat in their history of S.League participation, what more as defending champions too. And surely, their title defence is now over. In front of 1,900 fans at the Bishan Stadium, Brunei DPMM FC looked disinterested as they disintegrated and were whooped by Home United 5-0.
Read More »THE SECRET SEX LIFE OF THE SULTAN OF BRUNEI
According to Jillian Lauren, the American woman who spoke to 60 Minutes about her year in Prince Jefri and the Sultan’s harem, the pair indulged a lot – and they didn’t care how old the girls were. “She was his play thing. They had sex hundreds of times and then Prince Jefri gave her as a gift to the Sultan and she goes into great detail (about) the sexual activity she got up to with the sultan.”
Read More »BRUNEI BANS PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS
The Southeast Asia nation of Brunei has banned public celebration of Christmas. The Ministry of Religious Affairs annouced on Thursday (8 Jan 2015) that the ban was instituted for fear of Muslims being led astray by non-Islamic activities.
Read More »BRUNEI VS SINGAPORE: A CASE STUDY FOR DEVELOPING NATIONS
There are two countries that are always going to be linked in the Southeast Asia region due to their similarities, and the key choices that turned one into an economic powerhouse. Brunei and Singapore are the two smallest and wealthiest Southeast Asian nations, and have a currency interchange agreement. Sixty years ago, both set out to diversify their economies and become leaders in the region. The result is a real-world model lesson for developing nations.
Read More »Virgin CEO announces boycott of hotel chain owned by Sultan of Brunei
Richard Branson, Virgin's founder and CEO, announced employees of his company will boycott hotels run by the Sultan of Brunei due to the country's anti-gay laws. 'No Virgin employee, nor our family, will stay at Dorchester Hotels until the Sultan abides by basic human rights,' he wrote on his Twitter account. Branson's announcement is part of a growing number of celebrities, including Ellen DeGeneres and Stephen Fry, who are turning their backs on the Dorchester Hotel Group, owned by the Sultan.
Read More »Sultan of Brunei visits SAF base and gets a feel of some of the hardware
Besides firing the Singapore Assault Rifle 21, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah also drove the upgraded Light Strike Vehicle Mark II as well as the Terrex Infantry Carrier Vehicle on the second of his three-day state visit to Singapore. The 67-year-old Sultan viewed live-firing demonstrations at the 50m indoor shooting range and urban operations range, as well as a static display of the SAF's military hardware.
Read More »Sultan of Brunei threatens online critics of Sharia law plan
Brunei’s all-powerful Sultan has ordered his citizens to stop criticizing his plan to institute a harsh version of Sharia law, telling them they’ll be sorry once the law is implemented. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiam — one of the world’s richest men — presides over the tranquil, oil-rich kingdom neighboring Malaysia with a population of 400,000. He announced last October that Brunei would gradually institute Sharia law punishments such as flogging, severing limbs and death by stoning beginning April 1. Criticizing the sultan is forbidden, but the citizens of Brunei have still expressed their displeasure with Sharia law over social media,
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