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Kuwait’s emir Saba Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah arrived in the country yesterday for a five-day state visit that is expected to boost economic relations between Kuwait and the Philippines.

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Global logistics group Kuwait and Gulf Link Holding Co. (KGL) has committed to invest an additional $500 million in the Philippines, its top officials said yesterday.

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Four months after marriage, Villarama-Siggaoat used a P5,000 cash gift and a refrigerator from her mom and a loan from her sister to put up a pharmacy cum grocery right across Philippine Women’s University, where she was a part-time physics and chemistry teacher. The store was called Manels, after her husband, Manuel, who was then working as an auditor in a cement company, and herself.
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