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A forgotten lady philanthropist
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Tan Say Siang Neoh. (Picture courtesy of Mr Teoh Shiau Kuan and Professor Wu Xiaoan.)Records of the arrival of Chinese immigrants in Penang and their econ...
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Halal – the next frontier
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Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng and Haji Abdul Malik Kassim at mou signing at mihas 2009.The global halal industryInternational experts place the worth of t...
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