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Meiko Tailor has been run by Chung Chi Kwong and his wife, Saw Yock Lan, since 1977, making it one of the longest-running tailors in Singapore.
These remarkable nonagenarians show that life at 90 can be nimble, vibrant, and full of purpose. Their stories reveal the habits and outlook that keep them thriving well into their golden years.
PN Balji reflects on his career as a veteran journalist, working in five different newsrooms. He recalls the most memorable moments in his career as well as his biggest regrets.
Senior runner Afandi Bin Buang now splits his time between jogging and leading a walking club for the Lions Befrienders.
The hobbyist photographer has extended his interest of disappearing places in Singapore to a sizable collection of postcards dating back to as early as the 1800s. His take on vanishing Singapore includes places like Princess Elizabeth Park and Forfar House.
Local rock legend Hanafie Warren talks about the good old days, his thoughts on modern music, and rocking the stage with his son for the first time.
After a life-changing stroke left musician Prisca Liang unable to play or sing, she found healing and connection in art, proving it’s never too late to start anew.
Over the years, Yeo Hong Eng has amassed one of Singapore’s largest collections of advertising matchboxes.
Even though the diagnosis came as a shock, Kan Pak Leong refuses to let cancer take his love for running away.
Fu Chuan San, a recipient of the Public Service Star, has been giving back to the Geylang community since 1972.