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KUALA LUMPUR: The Attorney-General’s Chambers (A-GC) has objected to an application by two men seeking leave for a judicial review of the government’s decision to remove and rationalise diesel subsidies in Peninsular Malaysia in June 2024.
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WRISE Prestige records over300% revenue growth in HK since end-2024, expands to more than 400 IWCs and advances a new professional standard combining human expertise, independence and AI Assets under…
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder believes Ghana captain Jordan Ayew will become an even bigger influence for the club as he settles into life at Bramall Lane.
Imagine living in the Spanish countryside for years, perhaps even two decades, enjoying the peace and space of rural life […]
The White Volta is rising dangerously at Nawuni, with the river reaching 23.85 feet and placing communities along its banks on high alert as fears of flooding mount.
Mercy Kanini, who recently delivered five babies through normal delivery at Thika Level Five Hospital, has lost four of the pre-term infants after they were transferred to Kenyatta National Hospital…
