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Langkawi duty-free status not meant to help the rich avoid luxury car taxes

KUALA LUMPUR: The duty-free status of Langkawi is not intended to allow wealthy individuals to keep luxury vehicles on the island for several years before bringing them into the Principal Customs Area to avoid paying higher taxes.

Langkawi duty-free status not meant to help the rich avoid luxury car taxes

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Uhuru @65: Retired president turns a year older, calls for peace and unity

The Fourth President of the Republic of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, has urged Kenyans to remain united, uphold peace and work together to move the country forward as he marks his 65th birthday on Monday…

  • Uhuru Kenyatta turned 65 on October 26, 2026
  • Kenyatta urged Kenyans to remain united for national progress
  • Birthday message emphasized peace, unity, and collective responsibility

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