The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2018-10-09

• Priority for healthcare – CM
• Dr M best man to lead country now – Anwar
• Zahid summoned again by MACC for questionin­g tomorrow
• Gobind to meet telcos over new broadband prices
• Tawau needs mammogram machine urgently – TKPR
• Govt to amend Federal Constituti­on to restore status of Sabah, S’wak – Liew
• No austerity drive, just spending smart — Lim
• Ministry team to reflect races of Sabah — Ewon
• New KK police headquarte­rs ready by mid-2019
• The Star clarifies Mujahid’s interview, ‘regrets’ confusion
• SESB to promote safe working culture By Chok Sim Yee
• Govt helps Sandakan building owners clear wild plants
• Local volunteers promote human-elephant harmony
• LZS contribute­s RM11.8 mln to TKPM
• Siti Hasmah pays tribute to brother, first Malaysian Bank Negara Governor
• Saiful denies using old issue as campaign material
• Don’t believe rumours govt has cancelled all projects
• NSDC to establish six new working committees
• Bazaars help budding entreprene­urs
• Joint installati­on of four Interact Clubs in Tawau
• Society celebrates 16th anniversar­y
• 25,000 patients awaiting kidneys from donors nationwide
• Debt collector sentenced to death for drug traffickin­g
• RM100 mln pangolin scales case goes to Sessions Court
• Another suspect remanded over cat in dryer
• ‘Moles’ in govt helping Jho Low evade arrest – Daim
• M'sians cheated of nearly RM300m by fraudsters this year
• Repeal of Sedition Act should be at next Parliament sitting – Gobind
• Communicat­ions Ministry moves to combat cybercrime
• Transport firm's vehicle permits suspended over tragic accident
• Anwar files applicatio­n to strike out suit
• Former Cradle Fund CEO’s body exhumed
• Ex-convict sent to jail again for robbery
• 26 Vietnamese women, five locals nabbed
• Malaysia first in region to eliminate mother-tochild transmissi­on of HIV, syphilis
• Govt wants fair opportunit­ies for all
• Five housing entities to be placed under ministry
• Full line-up of MA63 committee to be tabled
• Community leaders can now monitor projects through Bill of Quantities – Uggah
• Public amenities: Emulate the Japanese – Awg Tengah
• Never take traditiona­l medicines, cosmetics without MoH stamps, consumers reminded
• MP believes PKR Sarawak behind Rafizi for No 2 post
• Expedite Lawas Hospital constructi­on, federal govt urged
• Muguruza calls for more women’s tennis on TV
• Nadal, Djokovic to play exhibition in Saudi Arabia
• Kovac already in trouble at stuttering Bayern
• Leipzig hit 6 to go 2nd in Bundesliga
• Lloyd hat trick lifts USA in 5-0 win over Panama
• Five things we learned in the Premier League
• Three reasons why Arsenal are back on track
• Can Jose Mourinho survive ‘manhunt’ after stay of execution?
• Living by the bow and arrow in Bhutan
• Muhd Ziyad aims to break own shot put world record
• England look for World Cup boost against struggling Sri Lanka
• 80 footballer­s join tryouts for KDMM Penampang squad
• Perak hand down 5-0 beating on Rhinos
• Sabah lad Demond makes state badminton history
• Japan lift AFC U-16 Championsh­ip title for third time
• Bale, De Bruyne in first Ballon d’Or nominees
• Chelsea join Man City, Liverpool at summit
• Barcelona held at Valencia as Sevilla go top
• Ailing Del Potro suffers shock Beijing final loss
• Li Na says Osaka needs ‘desire’ to go further
• Napoli cut gap to Juventus, Icardi fires Inter into 3rd
• Four-star Mbappe helps PSG break 82-year-old record
• US told to stop ‘misguided actions’
• Interpol’s former Chinese chief accused of bribery
• Victims in horrific NY limo crash were friends, family headed to birthday party
• More bodies found in Palu as death toll nears 2,000
• Taliban vow to attack Afghan security forces during polls
• Television journalist’s murder shocks Bulgaria
• Pompeo says Kim ‘ready’ to invite inspectors to nuclear site
• Divided Brazil barrels towards uncertain presidenti­al run-off
• UN warns paradigm shift needed to avert global climate chaos
• Aftershock sows panic after Haitian quake kills at least 12
• Children trickle back to school in quake city to find friends
• Myanmar commission investigat­es human rights violation allegation­s
• HK’s ‘one country, two systems’ policy remains – Chinese state media
• Japan PM says post-Brexit Britain welcome to join Pacific trade pact
• US Marines chief in Darwin stood down over drink-driving
• Imran vows ‘whistleblo­wer’ law to fight corruption
• More Aussie drug users turning to cocaine, purer stimulant forms
• Venezuela migrant crisis ‘monumental’: UN Refugee Agency chief
• Zulu king wants South Africa land reform to exclude his territorie­s
• Mexican couple found with body parts are suspects in 10 murders
• Aussies bridle at horse race ad on Sydney Opera House
• Nationalis­t Dodik claims Serb seat in Bosnia presidency election
• Fuel spill feared as cargo ships collide off Corsica
• US must demand answers on Saudi journalist — Washington Post
• Saudi prince’s image seen at risk over missing critic
• Israel raids Palestinia­n village after deadly shooting
• Libya replaces interior minister in security reform drive
• 14 civilians die in DR Congo machete attack
• Effective policy making needs global perspectiv­e
• Lower fixed broadband plans does not level telcos’ playing field
• Azmin: Real economic growth means enhancing people’s purchasing power
• SinaLand Sales Galleria open to public
• Daim: Significan­t challenges to revive economy now
• Finance Ministry extends SST informatio­n counter service
• Ringgit likely to stay weak over the next few weeks
• No discussion­s on hiring foreigners on Khazanah board
• MMC, Gamuda shares fall in early session
• Malaysia healthcare industry ripe for digital disruption
• Good taxes can spur Malaysia’s economic growth — economist
• Analysts lower growth rate as Malaysia sees lowest trade surplus in 45 months
• MGA advocates expanded role for natural gas
• Lynas staff, contractor­s rally to seek fairness in govt review
• Analysts positive on Eonmetall-Felda BOOT deal
• RAM Ratings rates world’s first SDG Sukuk by HSBC Amanah
• US advertisin­g firms grapple with ‘Me Too’
• Paper says S. Africa finance minister asks president to remove him
• EBRD head faces probe call over dossier on directors
• DHS says no reason to doubt firms’ China hack denials
• Norsk Hydro gets key tech permit for Brazil alumina plant
• Sudan devalues currency as economic crisis bites
• Bursa Malaysia ends easier
• Internatio­nal investors turn into selling mode on Bursa
• Ismail Ali: A titan of Malaysia’s economic and financial sector
• Would luxury brands give disgraced Fan a reprieve?
• ‘The Children Gone to Poland’ traces N Korean war orphans abroad
• Salman Khan back in Abu Dhabi for shoot
• ‘Gutenberg’ nears RM420 million, wins holiday weekend in China
• Charges dropped against ‘Real Housewives’ star Darby
• Next ‘Halloween’ movie reportedly in the works
• Nicky Byrne reunites with Westlife mates, tour planned
• Swift gets political, endorses Democrats in US midterms
• Mark Ruffalo lets slip title for ‘Avengers 4’
• Michelle Williams loves working with Tom Hardy on ‘Venom’
• Producer unrattled by China trade war backlash
• Villain Venom is box office hero in North American theatres
• ‘SNL’s’‘Weekend Update’ welcomes back bumbling versions of brothers
• When ‘Venom’ director’s Hollywood path began

The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2018-10-08

The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2018-10-10