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CNA938 Rewind - A Letter to Myself: How leaving school at 17 and "cleaning longkangs" taught Shaik Nifael Nazeemuddin about entrepreneurship and life

CNA938 Rewind

Shaik Nifael Nazeemuddin was one of the Singaporeans featured in Prime Minister's Lawrence Wong's 2026 National Day Rally as a personification of the the "Singapore spirit" of grit and resilience. Shaik is the founder of Jetterz Incz, a waste management company that has been listed among the top 100 fastest-growing companies in Singapore. Shaik left school at 17, endured the tough work of cleaning drains, and founded his Jetters Incz in 2015, which he has grown into a multi-million dollar company. Shaik, who's now in his thirties, reflects on his journey and shares what he'd say in his letter to his younger self.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - Intimate skincare through different stages of life

Intimate skincare is still something many women rarely talk about, even though the skin in these areas can change with age, hormones and different life stages. Hui Wong looks at what good care actually involves, the common mistakes to avoid, and how women can approach intimate wellbeing with more confidence and less stigma with Jasmine Yong, Founder and managing director of Sugar(ed).

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CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - The craft of bourbon with Buffalo Trace Master Blender Drew Mayville

What gives American bourbon its character, and what does a Master Blender actually look for in the glass?  Drew Mayville, Master Blender and Director of Quality at Buffalo Trace Distillery is back in Singapore for a two-day visit, and he takes Hui Wong through the distillery’s whiskies, his own journey into blending, and whether our hot and humid climate changes the way bourbon should be tasted and served.

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CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - 71% of Singapore firms hit by major cyber incidents - are businesses investing in the right defences?

Cyber threats are becoming harder to ignore, with new research showing most organisations in Singapore faced a major incident or AI-related threat in the past year. Hui Wong looks at where businesses are still vulnerable, the risks emerging from everyday AI use, and how companies can strengthen their cyber resilience without simply spending more on technology with Pamela Ong, Country Manager, Singapore and Asia at ESET.

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CNA938 Rewind - Can you still trust online reviews?

Around 100 Singapore businesses have been caught up in the country's largest investigation into fake reviews, with AI allegedly used to make bogus testimonials appear more authentic. Susan Ng and Hairianto Diman speak with Kho Qin Yao, Director, Fair Trading Practices, Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore, to examine how widespread review manipulation has become, whether consumers can still spot the fakes and what platforms need to do to restore trust.

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CNA938 Rewind - The Big Question: What worries you most about growing old in Singapore?

Singapore has officially crossed the threshold into a super-aged society—and by 2035, more than one in four citizens could be seniors. Susan Ng and Hairianto Diman explore what that means for healthcare, caregiving, housing, jobs and the shrinking number of working-age Singaporeans supporting an ageing population. They speak with Dr Shannon Ang, Asst Prof of Sociology at Nanyang Technological University, Christopher Tan, Founder & CEO of Providend, Dr Arifin Trina, Consultant with the Department of Geriatric Medicine at Singapore General Hospital, and Dr Ad Maulod, Principal Research Scientist, Centre for Ageing Research and Education at Duke-NUS Medical School.

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