Zaihan Mohamed Yusof
Senior Crime Correspondent
Zaihan is The Straits Times’ senior crime correspondent. He joined SPH in 1999 as a photographer, but discovered a love for journalism and became a reporter specialising in crime news and road safety. A recipient of SPH’s Journalist of the Year and Story of the Year awards in 2012, he is known for his investigative reporting on international football match-fixing. He is passionate about motorcycling and has written two books – on road safety and football match-fixing.
Latest articles
Singapore will maintain tough stance against drug abuse despite criticism: Shanmugam
Over 9 years’ jail for car import firm director who defaulted on $14m fine for duty evasion
New SGSecure campaign challenges Singaporeans to identify terror threats beyond stereotypes
‘The family can find peace now; Daniel has come home’: Boy who drowned in Kallang River laid to rest
Body of missing boy retrieved from Kallang River
Why would he go? He has no experience fishing: Mum of boy who went missing at Kallang River
Religious and community leaders critical in setting tone for harmony in Singapore: Shanmugam
‘I thought they were sweets’, says Singaporean who refused offer of drugs at Batam nightclub
MOH to share AI experience in healthcare with National AI Council: Ong Ye Kung
Bangladesh freezes bank accounts of S’porean tycoon amid probes; businessman denies allegations
