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Boko Haram burns down church, kills 11

KANO, Nigeria: Boko Haram jihadists killed at least 11 people, burnt a church and seized a priest on Christmas Eve in Nigeria’s restive northeast, local sources told AFP on Friday.

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Win your loved one a gift

Win your loved one a gift Syida Lizta Amirul Ihsan Garmin is having its Give a Garmin campaign for shoppers who wish to stand a chance to win limited edition gifts for their loved ones. Those who have bought of any Garmin smartwatch between Dec 7 and 31 are eligible to enter this lucky draw. The company says the campaign is a fun element for participants to try their luck at potentially being selected by Garmin to be eligible for the limited edition gift packages. Customers can then choose to have the gifts delivered to any recipient of choice with a personal crafted note, courtesy of Garmin Malaysia.

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Cyclone-devastated Fiji scrambles to provide aid

Cyclone-devastated Fiji scrambles to provide aid AFP © Provided by New Straits Times This picture taken on December 17, 2020 shows palm trees as gusty winds build up ahead of cyclone Yasa in Fiji s capital city of Suva. - Super cyclone Yasa flattened entire villages as it tore through Fiji, aid agencies said on December 18, with a baby among two confirmed deaths and rescue workers racing to the worst-hit communities. (Photo by Lice MOVONO / AFP) SUVA, Fiji: Reconnaissance flights showed entire villages wiped out in Fiji on Saturday as authorities put the cost of devastating Cyclone Yasa at hundreds of millions of dollars and the death toll rose to four.

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China s new plan opens opportunities

China s new plan opens opportunities Tang Rui © Provided by New Straits Times This picture shows Beijing s skyline on December 16, 2020. (Photo by WANG Zhao / AFP) THOSE who have been following China s development should be familiar with its Five-Year Plan (FYP), which is part of the country s top-level policy design to guide its overall economic and social development, securing China steady and immense progress in its course of development since its initiation in 1953. By far, China has formulated and implemented 13 Five-Year Plans, a good witness of China s progressive development into a modernising country. The 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) concluded its fifth plenary session in October, which approved The 14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development and the Long-Range Objectives Through the Year 2035 .

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MDEC, FITIS inks MoU to push Malaysian companies to Sri Lanka, SEA market

MDEC, FITIS inks MoU to push Malaysian companies to Sri Lanka, SEA market © Provided by New Straits Times This new MoU will see MDEC and FITIS working in collaboration on developing joint programmes to further expand the existing relationship between the two countries and help encourage further expansion of tech companies in both countries into each other markets. NSTP/FILEPIX //MDEC, FITIS inks MoU to push Malaysian companies to Sri Lanka, SEA market NST Business KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) has signed a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Federation of Information Technology Industry Sri Lanka (FITIS) to facilitate Malaysian companies to expand into the South Asian market as well as trade and investments in the digital sector between Malaysia and Sri Lanka.

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