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Singapore gets a new rap

Singapore gets a new rap Surekha A. Yadav JULY 18 I like rap. I always have. Perhaps it’s because when I was a young child, my super hip uncle whom I adored introduced me to N.W.A. and I find the rat-a-tat sound of the genre familiar. Or perhaps I find it familiar because the rhymes and rhythm of rap are reminiscent of my mother tongue – Tamil. Clearly, I am not alone in thinking this – the very excellent Tamil rap scene proves this complementary relationship. A music genre that I especially enjoy is Tamil/English rap and I would say the best Tamil/English rappers come from Malaysia and Singapore.

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In Malaysia, already more Covid-19 deaths in first two weeks of May than all of April

In Malaysia, already more Covid-19 deaths in first two weeks of May than all of April Justin Ong © Provided by Malay Mail File picture shows workers wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) carrying the body of a Covid-19 victim at a cemetery in Shah Alam February 11, 2021. Picture by Yusof Mat Isa KUALA LUMPUR, May 13 The dangers of Covid-19 possibly overwhelming Malaysia’s healthcare system became more apparent today as the country lost another 27 people to the disease. While the deaths today were lower than the record of 39 deaths reported yesterday, the number was still the second highest the country has seen since the start of the pandemic.

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Foreign Minister: Malaysia-Singapore ties still good despite absence of high commissioner

Foreign Minister: Malaysia-Singapore ties still good despite absence of high commissioner Ben Tan © Malay Mail File picture shows Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein with his Singapore counterpart Dr Vivian Balakrishnan holding a joint press conference after a bilateral meeting in Putrajaya, March 23, 2021. Bernama pic KLUANG, April 12 – Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said today the absence of a Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore has not affected the bilateral ties of both countries. He said the relationship between Malaysia and the island republic is still good and normal. “The appointment of the Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore is still pending and under process by Wisma Putra in part due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Foreign Minister: Malaysia-Singapore ties still good despite absence of high commissioner

Foreign Minister: Malaysia-Singapore ties still good despite absence of high commissioner
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Backing Umno s Azalina, DAP MP says suspending Parliament s select committees has killed democracy s last fortress in Malaysia

Backing Umno’s Azalina, DAP MP says suspending Parliament’s select committees has ‘killed’ democracy’s last fortress in Malaysia John Bunyan © Provided by Malay Mail File picture shows Wong Kah Woh speaking to reporters after a meeting at Parliament in Kuala Lumpur October 24, 2018. Picture by Mukhriz Hazim IPOH, February 17 Ipoh Timor MP Wong Kah Woh today joined in growing criticism against the Attorney General’s Chamber (AGC) for its advice disallowing Select Committees (SCs) to meet, even virtually, after Parliament’s suspension. The Opposition lawmaker who chairs Parliament’s bipartisan Public Accounts Committee lashed out at the AGC for its latest advice to the prime minister, claiming it reversed the Dewan Rakyat Speaker’s earlier decision last month allowing SCs and other parliamentary working groups to continue.

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