Fatimah Mujibah

Fatimah joined The Straits Times’ Schools department in 2021 after graduating from university with a double major in media communications and public relations. She moved to the news desk later and is currently with ST Now, where she has been filing breaking news and stories on trending, quirky topics. She enjoys writing features.

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Fallen tree along Pipit Road in MacPherson causes buses to be diverted

A car passes the one-way road in between Block 92 Pipit Road and Block 54 Pipit Road, where a fallen tree had affected traffic flow.

Elderly Singaporean man with mild dementia found in KL after 8-day search

Mr Halim Yunos was last seen exiting a building in KL's Chow Kit district on Feb 7.

The One in Singapore: US sitcom Friends-themed exhibition opens here on March 7

The Friends Experience is billed as an immersive interactive experience that will give fans a close-up look at the making of the show, replica costumes and props.

SFA recalls 2 more Dumex Dulac infant formula products following detection of toxin

The latest products affected are Dumex Dulac Stage 1 and Dumex Dulac Stage 2, with respective batch numbers 101575737 and 101570779.

PropertyLimBrothers saga: Who are Melvin Lim and Grayce Tan?

Mr Melvin Lim was PropertyLimBrothers’ (PLB) chief executive and co-founder, while Ms Grayce Tan was PLB’s vice-president for strategy before the pair resigned.

$30k lost since Jan 1 to scammers pretending to be victims’ bosses, asking for gift card purchases

In e-mails to victims, the scammers would alter their display names to appear as the victims’ CEO or supervisor, and deceive them into urgently buying gift cards.

Malaysia to ban the purchase of RON95 petrol for foreign-registered vehicles from April 1

The decision for the ban is attributed to secure control over the distribution of the petrol, said Malaysia's domestic trade and cost of living minister.

New registrar of Muslim marriages to assume role from Feb 1

Acting Minister-in-Charge of Muslim Affairs Faishal Ibrahim (centre) thanked the outgoing Ustaz Nor Razak (left) for his service and said he looked forward to working with the incoming Ustaz Syakir Pasuni.

Crowd and traffic measures in place for Chinese New Year bazaar in Chinatown

The public are advised to follow the instructions of officers and security personnel at all times.

NEA ‘closely’ monitoring haze situation after noticeable burning smell

NEA had earlier said it had detected “a hot spot and smoke plume in Johor that is near to Singapore”.

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