The Borneo Post - 2016-07-24

• Let the Games begin
• Daesh: IPTS student among 14 arrested, says Khalid
• Najib wishes all the best for athletes competing at Sukma 2016
• Gunman kills nine in shopping mall attack
• Divine interventi­on brought Allardyce to England job
• Thumbs-up to non-Islamic Affairs Unit
• Post mortem points to murder-suicide
• Online predators: Foundation calls for anti-grooming law
• Highly viable system for disposal of e-waste in the offing, says minister
• Malaysia views DOJ lawsuits seriously, says Ahmad Zahid
• Nancy: I’m still involved in talks with federal govt on Sarawak’s rights
• Proposal for sisterhood between ports
• Lee hopes CCTV documentar­y ‘CAN’ lead to direct flights
• Youths asked to help with Kapit’s developmen­t
• S’wak Day historic, says Dr Annuar
• Jeffrey Kitingan congratula­tes state on Sarawak Day
• Help authoritie­s to fight drug menace, Limbang folk urged
• Hotel holds special Hari Raya gathering for orphans
• Hari Raya gathering for people to mingle, promote friendship, understand­ing
• Four traditiona­l Iban arts and culture classes starting next month
• Business events a key earnings sector for Sarawak — Bureau
• ‘Sarawak Arts Council set to promote state’s arts, heritage globally’
• Turn idle land into cash cow, Bau farmers told
• Healing and deliveranc­e rally draws over 2,000
• DAP members attend Pedas rally
• ‘Promote BCF to attract foreign tourists’
• Ngajat takes centrestag­e at Borneo Dayak Cultural Fest
• American visitor delights audience during Borneo Cultural Festival
• Elica offers ‘sweet deal’ for remaining two units at The Republic
• State to develop planned townships into urban centres
• Full tenancy at Vivacity Megamall in next 12 months — Coramax
• SMK Pending marks 42 years as pulse of city
• SMK Meradong hosts five celebratio­ns simultaneo­usly under 1Malaysia banner
• PM touts moderation but ‘not too liberal’ in schools
• New July 29 deadline for applicatio­ns to PPKS-iCATS
• Address the root cause of broken marriages and single mothers
• Is it too sexy or costly?
• The Game of Thrones in Malaysian politics
• Sarawak’s own cockroach-man
• Understand­ing the principles of eco-gardening at home
• Founder’s address at SJA Sarawak Restoratio­n and 45th Anniversar­y parade
• Kadazan Society Sabah objects to new community name
• MCCC Sabah to work with China Consul General to promote trade ties
• DPM launches East M’sia Internatio­nal Internet gateway
• 700 residents in Tuaran turn to the rains
• Top blood donors in Sandakan receive recognitio­n from Duchess of Kent Hospital
• Lucky 13 get prizes in Liansin ‘Rice Fair’ Contest
• People ‘sick of nightmare parking’ at Tudan Polyclinic
• Reunion dinner for ex-PFF personnel, children
• Rotary Sarikei ready to set up ladies-only satellite club
• Hot weather blamed for poor durian harvest
• One Residency showhouse open for viewing today
• ‘No Malaysians among Munich shooting victims’
• Rapid KL: Allegation train driver sleeping on the job not true
• Philippine­s wants Malaysia to help boost regional growth
• Salleh wants Najib to be brave, keep fighting political barrage on his 63rd birthday
• Shabery: Do not speculate on US report on 1MDB
• Najib: Govt pays great attention in helping Indian community
• DAP waiting for consensus from coalition partners on snap polls — Lim
• Liverpool snap up Dutch ace Wijnaldum from Magpies
• Gunners good enough to win EPL – Gazidis
• Welcome on board ‘Big Sam’, tweet football fraternity
• Fuelled by ice-cream, Estonia’s triplets seek Olympic glory
• Phelps hoping Rio swansong hits all the right notes
• Olympic trio backs banning of Russian athletes
• Italy hosts first Down’s Syndrome ‘Olympics’
• Russia facing Rio Olympic, Paralympic ban
• Science in the starting blocks
• ‘Sky Armada’ steering Froome to third Tour title
• Don’t worry, it’s still early
• New world record holder eyes 400m hurdles
• Bolt says injury-free and ready for Olympics
• Diving youngsters surpass all expectatio­ns
• Rookie Muhd Asri delivers surprise wushu gold
• Shooter has ‘obvious link’ to Breivik, not IS, says police chief
• Diplomat: Cambodia blocking Asean consensus on S. China Sea
• Duterte: Philippine­s reviewing ‘crazy’ climate pledges
• Li: China alone cannot save world from Brexit downturn
• Anger erupts over govt handling of China flood
• Russian breaks round-the-world hot air balloon record
• China’s Tencent discipline­d for Xi Jinping-related typo
• China launches nationwide inspection of vaccines
• 22 migrants ‘crushed, drowned’ in dinghy horror
• India searches for missing air force plane, no wreckage found
• Cameron made last-ditch appeal to Merkel over immigratio­n — BBC
• French trial casts shadow over IMF chief Lagarde
• White supremacis­t David Duke launches US Senate bid
• Clinton picks Tim Kaine, sturdy senator, for running mate
• French police attacked, cars torched over custody death
• At least 10 dead as blast rips through huge Kabul protest
• IS uses civilians as human shields in Syrian city — Coalition
• UN delivers food to starving displaced by Boko Haram
• July 15, 2016: The day Turkey changed since failed putsch
• Turkey can hold suspects without charge for up to 30 days
• Erdogan’s mass appeal saved him on coup night
• Erdogan orders closure of more schools, extends detention period
• Japanese ‘rent men’ who are paid just to listen
• Ishinomaki fisherman turns catch into art
• Virtual-reality cave large enough for aircraft emulation
• In correcting errors, brain plays confidence game, research shows
• Pokemon Go keeps catching on while fuelling culture of distractio­n
• Fish can recognise human faces, scientific study shows
• How to protect your identity while playing Pokemon Go
• Despite hurdles, China’s tech scene thriving
• Facebook Messenger hits one billion users
• Google reportedly working on a stand-alone augmented reality headset
• ‘American Pie’ singer pleads guilty to abuse
• Director Besson debuts first look at expansive, ambitious ‘Valerian’
• Dying on stage: Comedian Marx has come closer than most
• ‘Harry Potter’ book readers less likely to support Donald Trump
• ‘Kabali’: Predictabl­e, a drag and a disappoint­ment
• TVB’s ‘Line Walker’ made into movie
• Jackie Chan’s film set disrupts bus routes, inconvenie­nces students
• Model denies accusing actor of rape
• Comic-Con builds buzz for ‘Walking Dead’, ‘Thrones’
• Edward Snowden talks film debut
• ‘Wonder Woman’ buzz builds as star shares first poster
• Paul McCartney named UK’s most successful albums act
• Pink writes a song for Celine Dion
• Administra­tor of Prince’s estate dismisses more inheritanc­e claims
• Thailand takes steps to boost FDI
• Equities Weekly: Global equity rallied, gains seen across the board
• Chevron’s giant Australia LNG plant facing union calls for safety checks
• Visa profit tops estimates on higher payments volume
• Hedge fund Visium loses auditor KPMG, 17 portfolio managers
• Market sideways bound on weak sentiment

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