Forget the United States. A whole industry has sprung up around aspirational want-aways escaping to the greener grass of Japan.

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SINGAPORE – Singaporean couple Sean Gwee and Ashley Hong, both 34, liken the suburb in Japan’s Okayama, where they bought a three-storey house in 2023, to Singapore’s Toa Payoh neighbourhood. “Like ...

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The “stay at home” instruction by national police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola to his deputy Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya was not unlawful, the full bench of the Pretoria high court held on Tuesday.

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