The Borneo Post - 2015-07-24

• Dollah’s lads to give Reds a rousing parade
• Timber’s ‘Big Six’ seek certificat­ion
• Heed the people’s cry
• ‘60 pct Chinese support for Adenan a huge morale booster for BN’
• ‘Only parliament­ary select committee can decide on Pua’s post in PAC’
• Myanmar jails scores for illegal logging
• ‘Use latest technology for economic devt’
• Poor English: Have quality control, publishers urged
• Katy Perry roars into Taylor Swift feud
• ‘Proper certificat­ions key to accessing global timber markets’
• ‘Power to longhouse by early next month’
• WWF supports push for internatio­nal forest accreditat­ion
• Illegal logging: Forest Dept conducts 240 raids as of July
• Inspector-General of Police meets Thai police chief to discuss Justo case
• 50 attend forest legality requiremen­ts and certificat­ion
• Musa: No need for secession talk
• Masing, Lo counter Sanib’s views on state’s independen­ce
• Daud assures priority will be given to fire victims for rental of flats
• Limbang to host state-level National Day do
• ‘New clinics to be built on larger piece of land’
• Harakah: Court sets Aug 6 to decide on Najib’s applicatio­n
• Tiong: Give S’wak autonomy for citizenshi­p registrati­on
• Dr Rundi: PKR will not be able to retain its three seats
• Larry-Nyuak spat continues
• Shafee wins appeal to set aside RM5,000 fine for misconduct
• SSPCA educates students on animal welfare
• ‘No site yet determined for Animal Village’
• Sarawak’s 52nd Independen­ce Day celebratio­n historic of sorts
• Baru: Sarawakian­s desire to be free, independen­t
• SFC out to stop selling, eating of protected marine life
• Author allows peek into his book on architectu­re
• Chong: RM80 mln to upgrade 8km road too high
• It’s a place to experience, encounter God
• Focus on winning more seats, Wan Azizah tells PKR members
• Diecast collectors to hold roadshow
• All-round support for English as teaching medium
• Mega Raya gathering fosters spirit of kinship
• SUPP sets up oil and gas committee
• ‘More to be done to win battle against dengue fever’
• Super Voice Battle 2015 promises a bigger event
• 808 Supermarke­t offers customers more convenienc­e
• New opportunit­ies for learning, engagement at Curtin Sarawak
• Curtin to hold open house events
• Bring problems to authoritie­s, community leaders told
• Long boat races to be revived after 37 years
• Two foreigners held, RM1.9m drugs seized
• Manufactur­ers yet to find solution to braking problem — Prasarana
• Perlis wants federal govt to replace fencing with wall at border
• Riot: Scheme significan­tly reduces unemployme­nt rate
• Former envoy to Japan receives award from Emperor Akihito
• Angling keeps families together, promotes unity
• DAP has to make political stand on GHB, says Penang Gerakan
• Freedom in tradition
• Not many takers for PTPTN’s Ujrah scheme
• Prasarana wants SPAD to review train fares
• Ministry focuses on placing trained English teachers in rural schools
• SPAD to form special committee to investigat­e LRT brake failure incidents
• Young black South Africans tackle Springbok race barrier
• Andrea De Grasse delivers golden introducti­on with Pan Am win
• Jamaica nick USA 2-1 to reach Gold Cup final
• Hamilton and rivals try to refocus post Bianchi funeral
• Panama yell ‘robbery’ after loss to Mexico
• Robinho, Paulinho perk up China’s Brazilian blend
• Ramos ‘100 per cent’ staying at Real, says coach
• Thailand FA boss convicted of fraud
• Geschke relishing freedom of Kittel’s absence
• Quintana tests Froome as Geschke wins stage
• Putin, Blatter to kick off countdown to 2018 World Cup
• No Thumb’s Up meet in July as coaches away in Perak Open
• Prince Ali backs reforms but not under incumbent Blatter
• Disappoint­ed India’s Lahiri believes Asia on brink of major success
• Liverpool tradition lives on with more glamour, firepower
• Benteke signs for Liverpool
• Benitez plays down tension with Ronaldo
• It’s all or nothing now for Froome’s rivals
• Sabah teen Solomon shares 1st rd lead in Swiss-Garden
• Davis scores twice as Red Bulls stun Chelsea
• Sea turtle nests at risk from climate change — Australian study
• Council: More children likely to survive cancer
• Japan parents sue uni club over son’s binge-drink death
• White House finalising plan to close Guantanamo prison
• Rocket carrying Russian, Japanese, US crew docks with ISS
• Two girl suicide bombers kill 11 in north Cameroon
• PKK claims murder of Turkish police to avenge ‘IS bombing’
• New terror threat system for Australia
• Thai PM says Vietnam a friend, not competitor
• Australia backs turning Northern Territory into seventh state
• Thailand police failed to check CCTV near where Brits killed — Lawyer
• Trump details fabulous riches in White House bid
• China envoy warns Japan not to backtrack on expression­s of World War Two remorse
• Collector’s fury as Chinese antiques returned from Paris
• Americans pack Times Square to denounce Iran deal
• Farmers block France’s second city as Hollande bids to ease crisis
• Iran deal fuels tussle for gas pipelines in Pakistan
• Tunisia lawmakers debate new anti-terrorism bill
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• 50 Cent claims flashy lifestyle is ‘fake’
• Philippine­s bars Chris Brown from leaving over concert row
• Argentina drops bid to arrest Justin Bieber
• Australia’s Jimmy Barnes cold shoulders nationalis­t rallies
• Made-in-Korea films making headway in booming China mart
• Super Junior’s new album ‘Devil’ is diabolical­ly trendy
• ‘7500’ is a movie made to scare American audiences
• Ha Jung-woo adds touch of romance to ‘Assassinat­ion’
• Karlie Kloss, the supermodel set to storm YouTube
• Jenner pulls back curtain on transgende­r life in ‘I Am Cait’
• Cosby loses latest legal bid to block sexual abuse suit
• SP Setia’s near-term earnings to benefit from strong pound
• Ng brothers retain top spot in Forbes 2015 Singapore Rich List
• Sabah commits to producing quality workforce
• Value Partners still optimistic on China’s economy
• Maybank Ageas sees equal contributi­on from takaful, general insurance
• Unisem to record decent 2Q, boosted by favourable forex
• UOB M’sia shines at inaugural CXFS Asia Awards 2015
• Malaysian SMEs showcase local talent to US home improvemen­t
• Asean finalising livestock sector action plan
• Bursa M’sia is looking at more firms to be listed on F4GBM
• Analysts neutral on MQ REIT’s outlook
• Bursa Malaysia closes lower on late sellling on heavyweigh­ts
• Fitters acquires 40 per cent stake in Germanybas­ed renewable energy systems supplier
• EG Industries gets shareholde­rs’ nod for corporate exercises
• Wireless features will leave cars vulnerable to hackers
• Japanese firms looking abroad for executives
• India’s love of wrinkled brightens French flax fields, farmers sowed most in a decade
• GE raises low end of industrial forecast amid finance exit
• Maybank sees Asean as next growth area for tech startups
• H Simon Real Estate to showcase UK property this weekend in Kuching
• Iflix records over 100,000 subscriber­s in two months
• Greece passes second crucial bailout bill
• Apple Watch rules growing smartwatch market — Research
• Qualcomm unveils cuts in jobs, spending
• Japan trade deficit narrows 92 per cent on jump in exports
• Australia’s Fortescue iron ore exports jump 10 pct despite price slump
• New Zealand cuts rates again, flags more to come
• Drought makes quest for water a consuming grind
• What will it take to bring a second Green Revolution to India?

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