The Borneo Post - 2017-03-05

• Good news in the offing
• Bubuk season brings extra income for many
• N. Korea warns US over terror relisting
• JANE FONDA
• Cavs break NBA 3-pointer record
• Uggah distribute­s food aid to ood victims
• Marine Dept urged to improve navigation safety
• M’sia rejects claims it violated UN sanctions on North Korea
• Convenienc­e store robbers nabbed while drinking beer
• Observe gag order on N. Korean case — Legal experts
• Handicap no barrier to a civil service job
• Abang Jo assures all ethnic groups of fair treatment
• Merchants urged to comply with Trade Descriptio­ns Order 2013
• Chong chides Fatimah for ‘trying to divert the real issue’
• IEM Engineerin­g Expo and Career Fair on March 11-12
• RM1.2 million approved for flood mitigation measures
• Floods receding as water level in Rajang River returns to normal
• Govt to build RM30 mln incubator centre – CM
• Shell Malaysia to develop students’ capacity in STEM
• Petronas, WDU to promote STEM interest among S’wak students
• ‘Consider resettling on higher ground’
• Teleco tower to benefit the community, says Tan Kai
• Morshidi pep talk: It’s business unusual
• BR1M given in stages for Saratok
• Bringing services to rural and coastal areas
• Len Talif: Waning interest in STEM worrying
• Biodiversi­ty conservati­on, management equally important — Awg Tengah
• VIPs among alumni at first reunion dinner
• MCCCI: CNY Bazaar an iconic draw for tourists
• Nursing profession praised, nation’s healthcare system ranked third best
• Manyin wants youths to unleash potentials as future leaders
• Kuching stop draws 100 in ‘Vans Skate Fry-Days’ tour
• Rep concerned over constant floods
• Diesel hike – even sugar – impacts us, says travel agency
• GLOBAL Education Fair in East Malaysia til March 26
• Internatio­nal colleges, universiti­es at MMS education fair
• Japan affirms Asean remains big priority in its foreign policy
• The case for a more inclusive parking policy
• A new age of inequality?
• Grappling with kleptomani­a
• By Sidi Munan
• Clampdown on fake news
• The case for nature conservati­on
• Finding delight in beautiful golden candles
• Noble heart
• Sampling Dayak arts and cultures in Kalimantan Barat
• Going DIY amidst soaring home décor prices
• Miri on dancing map with Afrolatin Fiesta
• Organise events for shutterbug­s during VSY, society told
• Messy workshops good, clean fun for kids to learn
• Army personnel ever ready to help folk in distress
• PM: Pan Borneo Highway on par with developed nations
• Act 355 to heat up Dewan Rakyat session, sitting begins Monday
• ‘We are hanging in there’ says MH370 victim next-of-kin
• Expected increase in tourist arrival from Saudi Arabia following King Salman’s visit – Nazri
• Nazri challenges Dr M, Muhyiddin to contest in his seat
• Penang Deputy CM 1 lodges police report over fake Facebook account
• Iraq minister criticises UN efforts for Mosul displaced
• US$5m in aid for crisis-hit Congo region
• Tens of thousands flee clashes between Syria army, IS
• Mass S. Korea rallies as final Park impeachmen­t ruling looms
• Ibra to usher in new golden era for United — Mourinho
• Sharapova to plead case for French Open wild card
• Nadal breezes into Acapulco final
• Points shared as CSL makes anticlimac­tic start in empty stadium
• India athlete arrested on sexual abuse charge — Report
• Resurgent Venus says no end in sight to playing career
• Mavs’ Nowitzki closing in on exclusive scoring club
• Spurs outlast Pelicans, Suns offset Westbrook
• Spurs yet to decide whether Kane plays against Everton
• Old poles propel Lisek to European indoor title
• Springboks change selection rule in bid to halt brain drain
• France’s first football superstar Kopa dies aged 85
• Song Keng Hai Ground in ‘dire need of uplift’
• Snap of Clinton reading Pence email headline goes viral
• Boris Johnson to visit Russia for talks
• El Salvador zoo in hot water over false hippo death account
• India child protection officers held in traffickin­g probe
• Secret Uber software steers drivers from stings
• China to raise defence spending ‘by 7 per cent’
• China will address challenges to Sino-US relations with composure
• China’s anti-corruption overhaul paves way for Xi to retain key ally
• Twelve treated for chemical weapons agents in Mosul
• Trump defiant as new Russia ties emerge
• Ex-journalist charged over bomb threats to US Jewish groups
• Tunisia, Germany strike new immigratio­n deal
• France’s Fillon suffers new blows as Juppe waits in wings
• Pro-British DUP scrape first place in Northern Ireland snap elections
• Italy migrant rescues hit new high as Libya exit rises
• Dutch consider tough new cybercrime law
• US agents in aggressive sweep for illegal migrants
• Trump administra­tion considerin­g separating women and children at Mexico border
• Outrage after US schoolgirl tapes undocument­ed father being detained
• Beijing’s shanties: Towns of hope and despair
• The battle to save Bangkok’s ‘Green Lung’
• More mosquito species than thought may transmit Zika
• Triceratop­s is a museum icon. Next, he’s T. rex fodder
• Caught in traffic snarl? Now you can fly by Hoverbike
• Kids being shaped by savvy voice assistants
• Nintendo’s Switch isn’t quite the mobile console hoped for, but it comes close
• Brett Young: The California-chill singer who may be country’s next star
• ‘Apprentice’ host Schwarzene­gger: I won’t be back
• In age of Trump, indie rocker Ben Lee explains Islam
• ‘The Great Wall’ loss in earnings places future China-US projects in doubt
• Mark Chao’s popularity soars, movie deals pour in
• ‘Beauty and Beast’ gay character sparks boycott calls
• Sheeran still thinking out loud, mostly about love
• Coking coal outlook becomes more bullish for cautious miners
• Inflation rebound may allow end to Czech crown cap sooner rather than later
• • Islamic finance: The unconventi­onal but nascent financial system
• Shopper sentiment improves on the back of retail growth in Sri Lanka
• • Malaysia still a market leader in Islamic finance
• • A niche market with unlimited opportunit­ies
• Bursa Malaysia to consolidat­e and trend sideways
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – March 4, 2017
• The journey of Saudi Aramco
• FBM KLCI expected to trend higher to 1,740 points
• For the expatriate­s in Saudi Arabia, good times are over
• Don’t expect wild parties as ‘Premium Friday’ kicks off
• French art restorer man devotes himself to Japanese project
• Want to simplify your cooking? Try this rice packed with flavour, nutrition

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