The Borneo Post - 2017-10-01

• Job fairs help 9,703 job-seekers in Sarawak secure employment
• MACC probe not politicall­y motivated
• Bali-bound M’sian aircraft told to advise passengers to contact embassy
• Tillerson in China to pile pressure on North Korea
• MILEY CYRUS turns country balladeer
• Sepang track given all-clear
• BN submits part of GE14 candidates list to MACC
• Case of man found dead turns into murder probe
• It’s business as usual for Riot
• Increase recorded in sexual abuse cases involving children in Sabah
• Separate accidents claim 2 lives
• e-Caruman: The best choice for employers
• ‘Sarawak emphasises quality skilled human resources’
• State govt assures SMEs of ongoing support, empowermen­t
• Ministry sets up LKRAs for all 23 local councils in Sarawak
• New module raises awareness of child safety
• RM2.5 mln for ‘natad kerbau’ system in Limbang, Lawas
• SUPP confident of contesting in seven seats
• Screening only for GE14 candidates, says MACC D-G
• PH challenges BN S’wak to amend Federal Constituti­on
• GE14: Opposition front lists 11 candidates for central S’wak seats
• Breast cancer support group cleans up headquarte­rs
• Baram folk asked to utilise heritage for tourism
• Great turnout at Job Fair@UTC 3.0 in Sibu
• Work with principal to help school excel, urges Ahmad Lai
• Mad Scientist Challenge returns for second year at WIS
• Drawn to Borneo Internatio­nal Kite Fest
• Community leader endorses cycling among youths
• Assistant minister wants JKKKs to be more proactive
• Plan set to turn RCBM Hospital site into museum
• Where there is a will
• The American example: Uniting under difficult conditions
• If there’s a will, there’s a way
• Malaysians in a spin
• Educators told to transform to keep up with fourth industrial revolution
• Seagrass and seahorses
• Landscapin­g with decorative Chinese crotons
• Impact of ageing population­s on society
• Local handicraft trade going online
• DIY enthusiast­s show skills at Miri City’s MakersMeet 2017
• Bau District Office hosts 60th anniversar­y dinner
• SUPP/ BN Lanang Team vows to help longhouses in constituen­cy
• Minister promises hybrid solar project for Ulu Kanowit
• ‘Our prime purpose in this life is to help others’
• JBALB working to address water pressure problem in Balai Ringin
• Windfall for NCR landowners in Sri Aman
• SK Long Jeeh pupils visit Kuching
• Serian Secondary School pioneers attend first reunion dinner
• Jumbo jackfruit brings lucrative returns for farmers
• Training to handle cases of sexual crimes against kids
• More than 130,000 rural residents benefit from CTU — Sharifah Zarah
• Police will not approve permit for ‘Centro German F&B Party’
• India minister orders safety upgrades as toll rises to 23
• 11 people killed in South Africa township shootings
• French jewel thieves jailed, despite perfect crime
• Rights groups sue Trump administra­tion over travel ban
• Germany arrests suspected baby food poisoner
• Strikers take centre stage in Premier League title race
• Figure skaters clinch first Olympic spot for N. Korea
• Liverpool ready for Benitez reunion
• Forgotten star Wilshere fights for Arsenal future
• Aguero has done nothing wrong, says Guardiola
• Wade excited to be reunited with bosom buddy James
• State U14 hockey selection trial will be ‘open’
• NBA says players must stand for national anthem
• Thunder’s Westbrook signs US$205 mln deal
• Bellew, Haye announce London rematch
• Squash queen Nicol makes first Netsuite Open final
• Internatio­nals have mountain to climb at Presidents Cup
• Lahiri suffers Presidents Cup nightmare
• Mickelson celebrates record-equalling win in style
• Hamilton turns tables on Vettel at M’sian GP
• Coach Pengiran salutes Crocs for vital victory
• Iowa mom jailed after leaving kids for European trip
• Trump to visit Asia in November, North Korea in spotlight
• North seen moving missiles from devt centre — South broadcaste­r
• Evacuees outside danger zone told to go home
• Australia, New Zealand send help for Vanuatu volcano evacuation
• More than 2,000 Rohingya mass on Myanmar coast to join exodus
• Fear driving Cambodian opposition MPs abroad, party says
• Poll shows Tokyo governor Koike’s party threat to Abe
• Philippine­s vows to cooperate with UN on human rights protection in anti-drug war
• Iraq cuts Kurdistan’s direct air links with outside world
• Afghan Shiites fear further attacks ahead of Ashura celebratio­ns
• Air strikes kill at least 28 civilians in Syria safe zone
• UN to send war crimes investigat­ors to Yemen
• Anger grows over Puerto Rico relief effort
• Signs of corruption emerge from rubble of Mexico quake
• US Republican tax plan to favour rich, cost US$2.4 trillion — Study
• Catalans occupy polling stations ahead of contested vote
• Abdelkader Merah terror trial reopens wounds for French Jews
• Canadian sentenced to nine years in prison for trying to join IS
• Britain’s Johnson wants maximum two year Brexit transition
• Ariane 5 rocket puts satellites into orbit on second attempt
• Rescuers race to save animals from Bali volcano
• Going under the knife in China’s plastic surgery boom
• Golden getaway: Cost, safety prompt more Chinese tourists to stay closer to home
• How electric cars can create biggest buzz since iPhone
• Spending a month terrifying guppies to prove that fish have personalit­ies
• Scientist discovers a species of giant rat on island
• New login system uses dimensions of your heart as unique identifier
• Checking out Rosie, new robot security guard at the plaza
• SNES Classic is adorable, but games currently available are too limited
• Fake online pet sales in the US rising at alarming rate
• history at a glance
• When fashion designers become directors, they bring movies a much-needed visual stamp
• What’s behind the passion for female spin-off films?
• Replicant or human? ‘Blade Runner 2049’ reignites existentia­l debate
• Despite a decade and name change, Internet post still haunts Kim
• With Hefner gone, Playboy’s impact on women still has people talking
• ‘Super Dark Times’: Indie cinema takes on teen violence
• Fashion world shaken by #NoFreePhot­os row
• ‘Sex and the City 3’ over, but Cattrall says not to blame
• Beyonce sings Spanish in hurricane relief remix
• • Malaysia sees strong passenger traffic, MAHB set to record good FY17
• China sets 2019 deadline for automakers to meet green-car sales targets
• • Buying a house in today’s day and age
• Backers withdraw two proposals to list US bitcoin funds
• Papua New Guinea’s coffee industry launches pest prevention efforts
• • Step 1: Figuring out what you want and what’s best for you
• • Preparing youths to handle mortgage loans
• • Step 3: Procedures to obtain financing
• • STEP 2: If you can’t afford it, consider other options
• • So how do we fix the issue of unaffordab­ility?
• • Step 4: How much can I borrow?
• Sabah & Sarawak
• Bursa Malaysia to stage mild recovery
• Crude Palm Oil Weekly Report – 30 September 2017
• The impact of US’ tax reform
• Bearish momentum strengthen­ing
• Next week in Biz Hive Weekly
• Poor squid catches to continue in Japan
• Japan’s love for eels slipping away as long-term supply uncertain
• Japan’s drive to beat elderly road menace
• China’s ‘office chef’ a hit with online foodies
• Vietnam rice paper artisans roll with tradition

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