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KUALA LUMPUR: ES Sunlogy Bhd has secured shareholders’ approval for a recurrent related party transactions mandate as it strengthens its partnership with Kerjaya Prospek Group Bhd and expands its project pipeline.
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry should place trained psychology graduates in schools to address students’ mental health concerns and help ease teachers’ workloads.
Almuñecar’s historic centre will glow with thousands of candles this Saturday, October 24, as the Costa Tropical town stages a […]
The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has arrested around 200 foreign nationals during a major raid on a call … Read More The post NCCIA Arrests Around 200 Foreigners in Islamabad Call…
There are around 15 non-biodegradable waste management companies empanelled by the Suchitwa Mission, including the one which was gutted in fire, while several unauthorised firms also operate in the…
Australian federal lawmaker Helen Haines has lost both her legs following an apparent act of political violence in which she was repeatedly run over by a car in her hometown of Wangaratta.
The ministry of defence signed a contract worth Rs 770 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited on October 21. This procurement aims to enhance the Indian Army's capabilities in detecting and tracking…
