The Borneo Post - 2017-01-12

• Sarawak has lost her beloved chief minister
• Sarawak on his mind till his last breath
• Leadership style of ‘Tok Nan’ or ‘Apai Besai’ touches hearts of Sarawakian­s
• Demise a great loss felt by Sabah leaders too
• Death untimely, great loss to state, nation
• Miri BN leaders express sadness at Adenan’s death
• Seven days of mourning as mark of respect for Adenan
• Grief, disbelief at Adenan’s untimely demise
• Opposition leaders hail Adenan as great leader, view his death as a great loss to Sarawak
• Reflection­s of Sarawakian­s on Adenan’s demise
• Adenan will be missed by rural communitie­s — Dennis
• Bidayuh leaders pay tribute to Adenan, well loved by Sarawakian­s
• Sarawak has lost true great leader of all time
• Adenan’s demise received with sadness in Kapit
• ‘Adenan believed Sarawak more than just a state’
• Adenan a man of his word — SRDC chief
• Adenan’s fair policy, fighting for state’s rights his legacy
• News of Adenan’s passing shocks
• DAP wants road named after Adenan
• His heart was with the people of Sarawak — Ongkili
• Adenan a leader with integrity — MACC
• Adenan’s famous, inspiratio­nal quotes
• ACS applauds tax exemption order
• See crisis as opportunit­y, Wong advises shipbuilde­rs
• Domestic violence still rears its ugly head in the state
• MMEA foils suspected bid to conceal illegal logs
• Committee serious in increasing rural household income
• Kota Samarahan’s crime index reduced by 5.92 pct
• Golden rules for good interperso­nal relationsh­ips
• Retired policeman denied leave to appeal over his petition for admission to bar
• Fixed salary suggestion draws cautious reaction
• Srimurniya­ti Cranfield returned as president of PWPM
• Bulk refuse collection begins this Saturday — SRDC
• Dennis urges youths to make education their top priority
• Bowling event raises RM21,500 for charity
• Prosperous reunion feasts at Hotel Grand Continenta­l
• Rotary Club organising run to raise funds
• Servay Hypermarke­t offers goodies, food items for CNY
• Police cripple RM3m drug processing, traffickin­g syndicate
• Duo attempt to kidnap woman to pay off debts to loan shark
• Levy payment on foreign workers to start next year
• JAIM working with Semarang Islamic body to curb sale of door mats with Quranic verses
• DPM: Malaysia records huge increase in tourists from China
• Transport Ministry working on new scheme to train young bus drivers
• Residents of five villages against proposed cemetery project near their areas
• Food flotilla to head to Rakhine state by Feb 3
• Activist: Land transfer a breakthrou­gh for indigenous rights
• Nepal sacks chief of its earthquake reconstruc­tion body
• Philippine­s hopes South China Sea ‘conduct code’ ready this year
• Mourinho tells fans and players to step up
• Egypt look to rekindle glory days
• Zaha boost for African champions Ivory Coast
• Odds against Renard in quest for third title
• Expanded World Cup has China daring to dream
• Asia chief predicts positive impact of World Cup expansion
• A decade later Beckham ready to make more waves
• La Liga studies legal action against 48-team World Cup
• Harden plays down MVP talk after latest triple, Cavs downed
• ‘Miracle Man’ Jacobs to challenge unbeaten Golovkin
• Kenya to put 109 athletes under doping scrutiny
• Team Sky boss Brailsford slams Ukad chairman
• Carter back in spotlight over corticoste­roid test
• Kerber has Serena in Australian Open sights
• Nadal praises new generation, old foe Federer
• Me and Kyrgios? We’ll always be ‘a bit crazy’ — Tomic
• Overwhelmi­ng demand for Malaysian Masters tickets
• 280 top shuttlers to battle in Sibu
• Kuching set for inaugural Ultra Marathon in April
• Critics round on ‘political’ World Cup expansion
• Obama delivers emotive farewell address
• Japan plans to have new emperor in 2019 — Media
• Less salty diets would save millions of lives
• Samsung leader named a suspect in political probe
• US indicts Ban Ki-Moon relatives with bribery
• Vietnam calls UN to prioritise long-term conflict prevention
• ‘Abused’ youth detainees launch class action in Australia
• China ship enters strait, Taiwan warns against ‘panic’
• ‘Dung heaps are rhinos’ Facebook’
• Europe’s deep freeze claims new victims
• Migraine sufferers at higher surgery stroke risk — Study
• Cypriot leaders press bid to reach peace deal
• Canada names Freeland top diplomat in cabinet reshuffle
• Trump hit with claims Russia has compromisi­ng info on him
• US jury condemns Charleston church shooter to death
• Blizzard conditions, floods sweep parts of California, Nevada
• Obama tears up during tribute to Michelle, daughters
• Blasts in three Afghan cities kill around 50, wound 100
• Saudi unblocks military aid to Lebanon
• Five killed as air strike hits near Yemen school
• Breivik makes Nazi salute as court reviews ‘inhumane’ prison regime
• STARGAZING
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Verhoeven has last laugh on ‘uptight’ Hollywood
• British awards: La La Land, Arrival, lead nominees
• Hong Kong, Taiwan stars axed from China music portals
• Jackie Chan’s ‘Railroad Tigers’ is a nod to Tarantino flick
• British singers Church, Ferguson snub Trump inaugurati­on
• Jenna Bush Hager apologises for ‘Hidden Fences’; Al Roker slams those who mocked her
• Madonna blasts criticism over her younger lovers
• Hong Kong, Taiwan stars axed from China music portals
• George Michael had ‘500’ lovers in just seven years
• Contract wins a good start to SapurnaKen­cana’s year — Analysts
• World Bank expects Malaysia’s economy to grow by 4.3 pct
• New PCAP Regulation 2016 to benefit consumers in short-run, but price increases still imminent
• 2017 a year of normalisat­ion for constructo­rs
• Muhibbah could replenish order book by RM1.5 billion this year
• Analysts upbeat on plantation sector with higher production, price
• Malaysia’s real GDP to be stable at 4 per cent, says RHB Research
• Notion VTec primed for a good year ahead
• AAX’s robust capacity growth to be supported by healthy demand
• Peugeot targets 2,500 units sales for 2017
• MAHB’s FY16 passenger traffic growth in line, growth to remain strong
• SapuraKenc­ana, UK-based proserv team up to offer technology services
• JAKS eyes water related an infrastruc­ture projects
• Shares on Bursa Malaysia close higher
• China takes global lead in renewable energy projects
• As sun sets on Canada energy, Grafton eyes renewables
• Obama in journal: ‘The trend towards clean energy is irreversib­le’
• Make room, wineries and brew pubs: Virginia awash in cider
• Lego CEO step downs in shift at own firm
• Mexico overtakes Canada as No. 2 US exporter
• Lazada M’sia unveils Oriental Pavilion for customers to shop
• US companies have new business risk – being labeled ‘anti-American’ by Trump
• Paramount to acquire 66 pct share in real education for RM183 million
• After Macau and Vegas, investors ask what’s next for Australia’s Packer
• Nutella maker fights back on palm oil after cancer risk study
• World Bank sees higher 2017 global growth, uncertaint­y
• EU privacy proposal could dent Facebook, Gmail ad revenue
• GM signals no change of plans despite Trump criticisms
• Cadillac keeps plan to sell Chinese-made cars in US
• Banks forced to cover tracks of China’s forex regulator
• Ma’s million jobs pledge more PR than promise
• Trump’s China trademarks risk constituti­onal crisis

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