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The supply of natural rubber (NR) is expected to remain tight in the months to come, due in part to "circular leaf spot disease," which has plagued plantations in northern Indonesia and southern Malaysia.

T'ganu Harapan hits out at racists remarks over emulating HDB housing model.

The local government minister also threatens legal action over 'lies'.

China economic recovery supports NR prices, but worries of recession continue

Sanusi trying to ‘poison’ Malay minds over Nga’s housing project, Amanah leader says. 

According to a December report from the ANRPC, natural rubber supply may remain tight in the months to come, due in part to an outbreak of "circular leaf spot disease."

In another meeting, the Planning Board approved a storage unit near the development.

This is over plans by govt to meet S'pore HDB contractors.

Canada has become the most recent country to impose restrictions on non-residents buying real estate, arguing that wealthy investors from other countries are pricing out would-be local homeowners. But is singling out foreigners the best way to face a troubled housing market?

The New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP) Borno State Chapter has accused the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) of frustrating the peace accord, which is capable of plunging the state into wanton violence and disruption of the emergent fragile peace.