The Borneo Post - 2017-08-13

• Help for incest victims
• Fadillah happy with progress of Pan Borneo Highway project
• Community leaders prefer Resident Office to manage them
• Xi calls for restrain over North Korea
• WONDER WOMAN
• Mourinho eyes second season glory with United
• Tremendous economic opportunit­ies in digital era
• 15,216 Penans now have valid personal documents
• Thoughts & Opinion
• Rape suspects remanded for 7 days
• Trio nabbed for illegal distillery, man clobbered at midnight
• MMEA detains 38 Vietnamese fishermen, 6 tonnes of catch seized
• Gloria, second Bidayuh appointed M’sian High Commission­er
• Prevention better than fighting fire, Riot reminds villagers
• Animal tissue samples test negative for rabies since July 24
• Over 80 ministry officials attend 3-day meeting
• Battle Honours awarded in appreciati­on of ‘Ops Daulat’ heroes
• PBDS Baru: Recognise Dayaks’ right over Section 18 land
• Help desk at KLIA, KLIA2 to welcome China visitors
• DAP backs State’s assertion for 30 per cent of tourism tax
• Promoting National Day as 60th anniversar­y of Malaysia’s independen­ce unfair to Sarawak — DAP
• Beladin Fashion Centre to generate income for women
• Critical thinking skills give kids headstart — Rosey
• Plan to relocate riverine dwellers from eroding riverbanks
• RM3 mln approved for tackling erosion at Sungai Bako Hulu
• Rogayah not happy with poor turnout
• Children’s home residents feted to Hari Raya dinner
• Give your best for VMY 2018, tourism stakeholde­rs urged
• Batang Ai Mountain Bike Jamboree 2017 expected to attract 200 enthusiast­s
• Socso’s annual health, safety programmes meant for workers
• Rep: 1Malaysia tanks viable, short-term alternativ­e in supplying water to rural folk
• Smokers main culprits in littering town — Rogayah
• MCC and local developer planning Visit Miri Year 2018 countdown
• Chong: Don’t charge shipping agents
• The One Academy offers digital media design qualificat­ions
• People get to know webe better at roadshow at Medan Niaga Satok
• Road upgrades benefit over 200 households
• SMK Pujut PTA urges public to support its fundraisin­g joggerthon on Aug 19
• Simoi: Cooperate with schools in producing excellent human capital
• From Zuma to Trump, voters put personalit­y over policy
• Hair-raising tales from northern India
• Try a little kindness
• Paying heed to AG’s Report
• Hedgehogs and moonrats
• Concert to honour WWII S’wak Volunteer Mechanics
• ‘Technology influences future job demands’
• Dr Sim: Skills, knowledge the way to a better future
• Teach filial piety by example, parents advised
• KTS staff take time off for carnival
• Come to ‘Experience Macao’ and ‘Macao Mega Sale’ roadshow
• PAS no longer makes baseless attacks — Najib
• Umno committed to fielding more women in GE14 — Zahid
• Ten conservati­on advocates receive 2017 Asean biodiversi­ty heroes award
• Rosmah determined to expand Perkasa Remaja programme
• Traffic congestion on NSE following acid tanker-car crash
• Minister: Wild elephant population in Peninsula estimated at 1,450
• Penang govt denies manipulati­ng figure on low cost housing units
• Contaminat­ed eggs scandal spreads from Europe to Asia
• Seven rescue workers killed in jihadist-held Syria town
• Lee on pre-schools, diabetes, smart nation at NDR2017
• Former Pakistan PM Sharif’s wife to contest seat he vacated
• Barca seek Super Cup tonic to Neymar hangover
• Three Sarawak athletes selected for SIPMA 2017
• Monaco coach Jardim evasive on Mbappe talk
• Celtic can’t always be perfect, admits Rodgers
• Guardiola forecasts end to City spending spree
• ‘Courageous’ Arsenal never gave up, says Giroud
• Lukaku sizes up favoured prey West Ham
• Chelsea have ‘problems’ but Conte doesn’t want sympathy
• Coutinho going nowhere — Liverpool
• Schippers retains 200m crown
• Coburn leads historic USA 1-2 in steeplecha­se
• May the best jockey win
• Pearson sublime, Harrison squeaks into final
• Matsuyama can’t imagine impact of major win
• Sarawak aim to be 2018 Sukma champions
• Karim to consider request for hockey pitch
• S’wak’s best set for SEA Games action
• Satellite photos suggest North preparing submarine missile test — Report
• Myanmar imposes new curfews in Rakhine
• Laos, Cambodia vow to recall troops as border dispute ‘resolved’
• Dalai Lama cancels Botswana trip
• India’s army steps up troop level on China border
• Storms disrupt flights across China, authoritie­s warn of landslides
• Sixty deaths over 5 days at India hospital without oxygen
• World’s oldest man dies aged 113 — Israeli media
• World equity markets jarred by North Korea fears
• Egypt train crash toll hits 40 as cranes clear busy link
• Trump mulls ‘military option’ on Venezuela
• Peru, Venezuela expel each other’s envoys
• Temer weakened by graft charge, losing fiscal battle
• Trump will send envoys to Middle East to discuss peace
• Kenya tense after disputed vote sparks violent protests
• UN chief: Youth can play ‘critical role’ in creating peaceful world
• Merkel embarks on Germany’s ‘strangest’ campaign
• Judge orders two Canadians jailed in child bride case
• Firefighte­rs in Portugal battle fresh wildfires
• Haunted by memories of war, Korean-US seniors on edge
• Viet shrimp farmers go from rice to riches
• Besieged Syria town swaps meat for mushrooms
• Warming may adversely affect pregnancy
• Dutch students grow their own biodegrada­ble car
• Drone tech offers new ways to manage climate change
• These time-marking bugs are the most gruesome clues in forensic science
• Making sense of Facebook’s new video platform, Watch
• Mozilla joins fight against fake news
• FaceApp’s ‘blackface’ filters raising fresh controvers­y
• history at a glance
• Jefferson Starship guitarist can sue over band name
• ‘SNL’s’ Leslie Jones definitely the person you want at your ‘GOT’ viewing party
• Austria’s Conchita cancels Edinburgh show in visa row
• Patriotic war film smashes China’s box office record
• Bollywood film spotlights India’s toilet shortage
• DJ’s suit against Taylor Swift dismissed
• On the stand in her groping case, Taylor Swift was every woman ... and that’s what’s so sad
• Bodyguard tells court he saw DJ grope Taylor Swift
• Chelsea Manning makes waves with Vogue swimsuit spread
• • EPF: Guardians of retirement savings • EPF steps in with RAS • EPF aims annual enrolment of 6,000 for RAS
• McDonald’s bumps up estimate for stores in China by 2022
• Equities weekly: Brazil top performer as equity markets revived and regain its ground
• Disney shares drop as investors weigh risks of new streaming plans
• AKPK: Debt management aids retirement situation
• • Preparing for an ageing nation • Overview of the EPF
• Indonesia’s growing consumer credit market
• Sabah & Sarawak
• US-North Korea tensions will continue to weigh on Bursa Malaysia
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – 12 August 2017
• Overview of the EPF
• EPF aims annual enrolment of 6,000 for RAS
• EPF steps in with RAS
• After a long drought, bear market funds attract buyers
• Next week in BizHive Weekly
• Start local, go global with HeriotWatt University
• Get the best of both worlds at University of Reading Malaysia
• Pharmacy students undertake experienti­al learning at hospital
• Enriching global leadership at MSU
• UniKL offers programme in Biosystem
• 400 graduated MBBS and BDS programme at MMMC
• Designing a bright career at First City UC
• Enriching learning experience­s at MSU College

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