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KUALA LUMPUR: Families of Malaysians missing in the Nepal floods could face another three to 12 months, or longer, to obtain certificates of presumption of death, Malaysia Solidarity Families in Hope (Masfih) said.
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University of Ghana (UG) students have embarked on a three-day protest against increases in residential fees, demanding an immediate reversal of the charges and the abolition of the University Read…
James Gunn has revealed that stepping away from DC Studios leadership has brought him a strong sense of relief. The filmmaker shared his feelings following the announcement that he and Peter Safran…
Completed in March 1926, the Durban Cenotaph marks a century as a striking Art Deco monument honoring fallen soldiers. Tracing its history from intense post-WWI debates over design and cost to royal…
