The Borneo Post - 2017-03-21

• Abang Johari makes first visit to China as CM
• Temporary measure only
• Sarawak Immigratio­n Department detains 189 illegal foreign workers
• Govt to consider land applicatio­n for wushu centre
• ‘Role of Risda goes beyond rubber industry’
• Cops nab 41 people in 26 antigambli­ng raids across S’wak
• Thai police say found plot to kill prime minister
• Rote learning outdated for ‘Gen Net’ — Deputy VC
• Stop ‘economic sabotage’, urges PM
• Kardashian thought robbers were preparing to rape her
• M’sia’s economy stabilised amid falling govt revenue
• Abg Johari’s China visit proves close bilateral relationsh­ip
• Be sensible when using water — Dr Rundi
• Up to CM to renew expiring timber licences – Sapuan
• No leads in abduction of pastor Raymond Koh, says IGP
• Master plan needed to strengthen rubber industry — Uggah
• Five PBS branch chairmen, members join PKR Sabah
• Limbang Division Resident’s house engulfed by fire
• Abdul Karim foresees Pakatan Harapan Sarawak breaking up soon
• Chan mum on staying on as MBKS mayor
• Plant new durian varieties for global market — Nogeh
• Up to PAS to decide direction of political cooperatio­n — Azmin
• Produce education plan to counter negative effects of globalisat­ion — Don
• Authoritie­s asked to probe cause of death of marine life
• PAS lacks understand­ing, respect for Sarawak’s rights — Chong
• Pupils attend course to enhance preparatio­ns for UPSR
• STU calls for holistic plan to streamline teaching of English
• 4,000 attend grand wedding of Awang Tengah’s eldest son in Lawas
• Rep working on soil erosion solution
• MCPF lauds efforts taken by MACC to tackle corruption
• TCS adopts 12month maternity leave to strengthen family bond
• Borneo – A future gem of Asia-Pacific
• RM10,000 grant to replace water pipes at SK Sungai Kapit
• HRDF expands coverage to train more employees
• Business, management scholarshi­ps for SPM leavers available at TCS
• Lim and Phang’s corruption case postponed to give way to appeal process
• Age-defying runners prefer to conquer nature
• Art contest in Japanese pop culture before annual anime convention
• Hope Place, Bintulu 4x4 Club extend aid work to Sri Aman
• Transplant­ing hope for balding men
• Nirvana launches new products, rewards staff
• SK Kpg Jepak in 5th place in national action song contest
• Yoyo players show off skills in contest
• PBC Beachcombe­r restaurant, playground now open to public
• Selvaraj re-elected Miri Hindu Society chairman for 2017-2018
• Compulsory ��or all developmen­t projects to submit SIA and EIA reports — Noh
• M’sia says intercepte­d North Korean shipment to Thailand in 2011
• ‘LIMA’17: Youth plays vital role in line with TN50’
• Ministry, MPF sign MoU to tighten SOP on integrated ops
• Myanmarese stabbed to death, boy��riend, two others detained
• Health tourism contribute­s to increase in arrivals
• PNB committed to declaring competitiv­e dividends this year
• Pope begs for forgivenes­s over genocide
• Britain to formally trigger Brexit on March 29
• Indonesia U-turn on sending maids abroad
• Haskell backs England to be better for Dublin ‘dry run’
• Lions captain not guaranteed place in test side – Gatland
• Merger of Paris powerhouse­s cancelled
• NRL gets tough on concussion protocol with record fines
• United accused after tunnel row
• Goals the missing ingredient for City — Guardiola
• Bayern now 13 points clear as Mueller caps milestone
• Marchisio, Chiellini out as Italy ring Albania changes
• Hasebe risks Frankfurt wrath to join Japan squad
• Vesnina beats Kuznetsova to win Indian Wells WTA title
• Injured Djokovic joins Murray on Miami Masters casualty list
• Worley takes GS title, Italians sweep podium
• Elshorbagy targets British Open hat-trick
• Guardiola denied, Spurs close gap on Chelsea
• Respect ‘gentlemen’s agreement’ – Khairy to BAM
• Federer beats Wawrinka for 5th Indian Wells title
• Alli has Xfactor for Pochettino
• Peace Pipe finds the right gear
• Fiji gold weighs heavy on new coach Baber
• Atletico coming good, Simeone warns Leicester
• Lillard cools Heat, Irving dries up Lakers
• New Zealand expels US diplomat
• Croc takes fisherman in Australia
• Cambodia suspends breast milk exports to US
• Philippine house Speaker mulls impeaching Veep
• ‘Intense’ strikes pound east Damascus after rebel assault
• More rain looms as Peru struggles with disastrous floods
• N.Korea rocket test shows ‘meaningful progress’ — Seoul
• US officials meet asylum seekers at Australian-run camp
• Norway unseats Denmark as world’s happiest country
• Former resistance fighters vie for presidency
• Duterte calls European critics ‘crazies’
• Pakistan PM orders re-opening of Afghanista­n border
• Cambodia crackdown casting ‘dark shadow’, Asian MPs warn
• S. Korea closes foundation­s at centre of political scandal
• Teacher from Canadian Arctic wins global prize in Dubai
• Don’t use Taiwan, Taipei frets ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
• Support for Abe falls over scandals – poll
• Drug war investigat­ors unearth more skulls in mass graves
• George W Bush portrait collection tops US bestseller lists
• Struggling French Socialist slams rivals’ love of money
• Germany says Erdogan has ‘gone too far’ with Nazi jibe
• French airport attacker ‘had drunk and taken drugs’
• How much is an Afghan life worth? That depends
• Cloaked in rags and dust, Somalis flee looming famine
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• In creating rock, Berry faced daunting racial barrier
• Fleetwood Mac planning on a ‘farewell tour’ next year
• Take That was called The English for a while
• K-pop groups seeking to cash in on non-Chinese markets
• Racial profiling gets turned on its head in ‘Shots Fired’
• Allen: Being a nonliberal in Hollywood is like in ‘30s Germany’
• Luke Evans finds role in ‘Beauty and the Beast’ liberating
• Drake returns with dancehall beats and big-name guests
• ‘Sesame Street’ to tackle autism with new muppet
• Optimism returns to equities as foreign buying spikes to GE13 levels
• Najib to launch digital free-trade zone tomorrow
• MTIB, UITM cooperate on research into 10 Malaysian tropical woods
• Top Glove sees stronger quarter despite challengin­g operating environmen­t
• Malaysia is good test bed for Fintech solutions — MDEC
• Plenty of doubt surroundin­g potential TM-Axiata merger
• Positive conviction on Notion reaffirmed as prospects remain intact
• Kenanga Investors wins Best Equity Group Award
• Tech advancemen­ts affect retailling behaviour
• Cenviro spends RM20 mln for first phase of SAP
• GDEX a prime beneficiar­y of e-commerce growth
• Analysts reassess Gabungan AQRS after share price trade in line with target price
• Kenaf fibre mattresses make inroads into South Korea
• KL shares off to good start, closes higher
• Low unemployme­nt rates signals for modest economic recovery
• Berkshire’s tech, airline bets add to intrigue on Buffett Letter
• Tax, borrow or wait? Something has to give in Trudeau budget
• Delayed tax refunds blamed for taking bite out of restaurant sales
• Maternity leave – policies not making much of a difference
• In an immigratio­n crackdown, who will pick the produce?
• G20 ministers give Mnuchin space to define Trump trade agenda
• Brazil president seeks to calm fears over meat sales and exports
• Germany’s Merkel and Japan’s Abe urge free trade with jabs at US
• S.Korea’s Lotte family owners go on trial for graft
• Vodafone India and Idea Cellular announce telecoms merger
• Asia stocks mixed, dollar slips as Fed continues to weigh

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