One of the breeds is the Basenji, nicknamed Africa's Barkless Dog because they communicate through yips, yodels, chortles and howls.
KUCHING: Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg on Sunday said that prospective investors must deposit at least RM2mil or purchase property worth not less than RM1.5mil to obtain permanent residency in the state.
"We have overtaken Johor, we are a top three now, and soon we might overtake Selangor, which is why many people want to move here.
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