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Cape Town's Muslim Cuisine Combines Malay, South African And Indian Influences
Cape Malay community began to develop its own unique cuisine that is now recognised as one of South Africa's most unique micro cuisines.
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Indian-Origin Man Sent To Jail Over Racial Enmity In Singapore: Report
A 52-year-old Indian-origin man was sentenced to two weeks' jail today for attempting to promote racial enmity in Singapore by claiming that the ruling People's Action Party wanted to "marginalise" Malays in the country, according to a report.
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Decomposed Bodies Of Bengal Minister's Family Members Found At Home
Decomposed bodies of an elderly woman and her daughter, family membersof West Bengal Minister Moloy Ghatak, were found in their house in Asansol town in West Bengal on Monday, police said.
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Singapore Gets First Female President Without A Vote
Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament from the Muslim Malay minority, did not have to face an election for the largely ceremonial post originally due this month after authorities decided her rivals did not meet strict eligibility criteria.
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Scandal-Hit Malaysian PM Insists 'I Am a Gentleman'
Malaysia's embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak defiantly vowed today he "will not surrender" to critics who have assailed him over a festering funding scandal, and said his government's economic stewardship was not to blame for a sliding currency.
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Malaysia Prime Minister Vows 'No Surrender' Over Funding Scandal
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on Thursday vowed "no surrender" as he fends off allegations of corruption and abuse of power over a political funding scandal that has prompted calls for his removal.
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Malaysia Ruling Party To Meet With PM Under Fire
Malaysia's embattled premier will preside over a tense ruling party assembly this week amid calls for his removal over a funding scandal that has left the party facing one of the biggest crises in its half-century rule.
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Malaysia Detains 8 for Alleged Links With Terror Groups
Eight militants, including two civil servants, have been detained in Malaysia for their alleged links to terror groups like the Islamic State, police said today.
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Malaysia's Opposition Submits No-Confidence Motion Against PM Najib Razak
A Malaysian opposition lawmaker has submitted notice for a motion of no confidence against embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak for Monday's parliament, when he will face the toughest test of his political career over a graft scandal.
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Malaysia's Embattled PM Facing Stern Test as Parliament Returns
Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak faces the toughest test of his political career so far when parliament reconvenes next week, with the leader facing questions from a growing number of establishment figures about his alleged role in a graft scandal at the state investment fund.
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Malaysia Central Bank Urges Criminal Probe Into PM Scandal
Malaysia's central bank said today it has recommended that criminal proceedings be launched against a state-owned company linked to Prime Minister Najib Razak and which is at the centre of a massive corruption scandal.
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Malaysian Police to Question Ex-PM Mahathir Mohamad Over Rally Comments
Malaysian police said Wednesday they would question former premier Mahathir Mohamad over statements he made at massive weekend rallies demanding the ousting of current Prime Minister Najib Razak over corruption allegations.
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Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad Says 'Democracy Is Dead' Under PM Najib's Rule
Malaysia's former leader Mahathir Mohamad launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Najib Razak today, saying democracy in the country is dead and that he should be questioned by police about the country's troubled state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
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Malaysian Activists Question Role of Muslim 'Fashion Police'
Women in Malaysia, long seen as a moderate Islamic nation, have been denied entry to government buildings on the grounds their skirts were too revealing, fanning fears of growing conservatism in a country with large non-Muslim minorities.
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Gunmen Kill 2 Soldiers in Thai South, Independence Banners Found
Unidentified gunmen shot dead two soldiers in an ambush in Thailand's south today, police said, and dozens of banners calling for independence have been found in the insurgency-plagued region.
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Cape Town's Muslim Cuisine Combines Malay, South African And Indian Influences
Cape Malay community began to develop its own unique cuisine that is now recognised as one of South Africa's most unique micro cuisines.
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Indian-Origin Man Sent To Jail Over Racial Enmity In Singapore: Report
A 52-year-old Indian-origin man was sentenced to two weeks' jail today for attempting to promote racial enmity in Singapore by claiming that the ruling People's Action Party wanted to "marginalise" Malays in the country, according to a report.
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Decomposed Bodies Of Bengal Minister's Family Members Found At Home
Decomposed bodies of an elderly woman and her daughter, family membersof West Bengal Minister Moloy Ghatak, were found in their house in Asansol town in West Bengal on Monday, police said.
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Singapore Gets First Female President Without A Vote
Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament from the Muslim Malay minority, did not have to face an election for the largely ceremonial post originally due this month after authorities decided her rivals did not meet strict eligibility criteria.
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Scandal-Hit Malaysian PM Insists 'I Am a Gentleman'
Malaysia's embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak defiantly vowed today he "will not surrender" to critics who have assailed him over a festering funding scandal, and said his government's economic stewardship was not to blame for a sliding currency.
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Malaysia Prime Minister Vows 'No Surrender' Over Funding Scandal
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on Thursday vowed "no surrender" as he fends off allegations of corruption and abuse of power over a political funding scandal that has prompted calls for his removal.
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Malaysia Ruling Party To Meet With PM Under Fire
Malaysia's embattled premier will preside over a tense ruling party assembly this week amid calls for his removal over a funding scandal that has left the party facing one of the biggest crises in its half-century rule.
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Malaysia Detains 8 for Alleged Links With Terror Groups
Eight militants, including two civil servants, have been detained in Malaysia for their alleged links to terror groups like the Islamic State, police said today.
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Malaysia's Opposition Submits No-Confidence Motion Against PM Najib Razak
A Malaysian opposition lawmaker has submitted notice for a motion of no confidence against embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak for Monday's parliament, when he will face the toughest test of his political career over a graft scandal.
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Malaysia's Embattled PM Facing Stern Test as Parliament Returns
Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak faces the toughest test of his political career so far when parliament reconvenes next week, with the leader facing questions from a growing number of establishment figures about his alleged role in a graft scandal at the state investment fund.
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Malaysia Central Bank Urges Criminal Probe Into PM Scandal
Malaysia's central bank said today it has recommended that criminal proceedings be launched against a state-owned company linked to Prime Minister Najib Razak and which is at the centre of a massive corruption scandal.
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Malaysian Police to Question Ex-PM Mahathir Mohamad Over Rally Comments
Malaysian police said Wednesday they would question former premier Mahathir Mohamad over statements he made at massive weekend rallies demanding the ousting of current Prime Minister Najib Razak over corruption allegations.
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Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad Says 'Democracy Is Dead' Under PM Najib's Rule
Malaysia's former leader Mahathir Mohamad launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Najib Razak today, saying democracy in the country is dead and that he should be questioned by police about the country's troubled state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
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Malaysian Activists Question Role of Muslim 'Fashion Police'
Women in Malaysia, long seen as a moderate Islamic nation, have been denied entry to government buildings on the grounds their skirts were too revealing, fanning fears of growing conservatism in a country with large non-Muslim minorities.
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Gunmen Kill 2 Soldiers in Thai South, Independence Banners Found
Unidentified gunmen shot dead two soldiers in an ambush in Thailand's south today, police said, and dozens of banners calling for independence have been found in the insurgency-plagued region.
