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George Town as an engine of growth
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UNTIL as late as the 1990s, cities were largely associated with pollution and congestion. Worse, they were seen as crucibles of moral decay and crime. Those w...
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Penang Finance:Strong Roots, Stunted Growth
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Kwong Wah Yit PohGeorge Town: The Penang State Government has no option but to persist in convincing the Centre to play fair&hellipThe challenge for P...
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