Books are more than stories; they are empathy in print. They teach us to pause, understand, and care. This 23 April, ...

Muslims in Singapore observe the holy month of Ramadan – a time for self-reflection, spiritual growth and fasting. During this month, the streets come alive with vibrant colours and the Ramadan ...

I’ll never forget the last iftar I shared with my family two years ago before I left to study abroad. There’s something about gathering around the table after a long day of fasting that makes you ...

The Pride is a Singapore-based publication that aims to highlight good news and inspirational stories, and discuss social issues and current affairs that are important to the local community.

The Pride is a Singapore-based publication that aims to highlight good news and inspirational stories, and discuss social issues and current affairs that are important to the local community.

The Pride is a Singapore-based publication that aims to highlight good news and inspirational stories, and discuss social issues and current affairs that are important to the local community.

Get good grades. Land a high-paying job. Buy a BTO. Rinse and repeat. In Singapore, success often feels like a well-rehearsed script –one that prioritises salaries, titles, and social status. From a ...

My first semester of polytechnic had sadly but finally come to an end. For two months I would no longer be spending my afternoons eating acai bowls with friends or mugging away at my assignments.

After completing her exams in March 2020, Chloe was hospitalised for a week on Tramadol, a strong painkiller, but the symptoms persisted. It was only when she went to the hospital a sixth time a month ...

In a world where fleeting romances often overshadow lasting love, the story of Francis Nonis, 89, and Daphne Nonis, 69, shines brightly as a testament to commitment, resilience, and unwavering ...

The Pride is a Singapore-based publication that aims to highlight good news and inspirational stories, and discuss social issues and current affairs that are important to the local community.

Let’s face it: deep down, we all have a soft spot for animals. From our quiet, aloof friends (cats) to our yappy, more extroverted furry pups (dogs), there’s no denying they bring a smile to our faces ...