CPO Shuhaily Zain: To Lead Is to Train (Part Two)
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Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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A Future for Fig Farms in Malaysia
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RESEARCHERS FROM the School of Biological Sciences at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) have developed tissue culture techniques to produce healthy fig pl...
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Hawkers in Passing – Personal Accounts and Short Stories on Berita Harian in the 1960s
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IN 1963, a student essay for a weekly writing competition, held by Berita Harian, dubbed the bicycle the ”economic vehicle”. The author Yeow Peng Keat contempla...
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