The Borneo Post - 2017-11-29

• Sapit folk to have new gravel road soon
• MACC to study AG’s Report
• PAC chief: Not logical to impose tolls on vessels passing through barrage
• The Borneo Post dominates Kenyalang Journalism Awards
• Woman held in connection with RM13.5 mln find
• Northern Zone targets 31 gold in Suksar
• EFL programme offers a fun way to teach English
• Evacuation centres, hotels fill up
• Disgraced Weinstein hit by new sex attack lawsuit
• Council welcomes move for mandatory forest certificat­ion
• CM: Produce good, quality news articles
• CM: Sarawak Pay’s transactio­n volume over RM106k in 8 days
• RAM Ratings: Sarawak’s infrastruc­ture growth to be sukuk funded
• ‘Shooting drug pushers flouts internatio­nal law’
• S’wak secures RM1.2 billion copperfoil investment
• Council proposes rent for display of goods for sale along five-foot ways in Marudi
• Forcepoint sees rise in cryptocurr­ency hacks next year
• MCC to enforce ‘No Plastic Bag’ regulation from Jan 1 next year
• ‘Bring up children with good guidance’
• Flights to and from KLIA, klia2 continue to be affected by Mount Agung in Bali
• Voluntary arrangemen­t avoids bankruptcy
• Case of woman posting fake news up for re-mention Jan 31
• MH370: Next-of-kin fail to retain MAB and RMAF as defendants
• Kim Chol had problems breathing due to low cholineste­rase enzyme level — Doctor
• #Kitalawan rally: Court frees activist Adam Adli of all charges
• Bugaya rep files defamation suit against Warisan leaders
• KR1M worker jailed a year for criminal breach of trust
• AKPK resolves 14,973 cases involving RM600.6 million
• ‘Only 18.3 per cent of Malaysians use Internet to generate income’
• Find affordable study pathways at CT Education Fair this Friday
• Govt to address issues affecting Miri-Bintulu coastal road – Julaihi
• Najib missed best time to announce GE14 date – DAP
• Lodge School pupils donate Christmas gifts to less fortunate children
• Over 80 turn up to apply for national registrati­on documents
• Second Miri AfroLatin Fiesta set to host over 100 dancers from 17 countries
• ‘Malaysian women more prominent in economic, education, health sectors’
• Tribunal directs developers to pay RM16,319 to two house buyers
• Penans celebrate upon completion of mapping efforts
• Six to battle it out in Bintang Kecil RTM 2017 finale
• Be proactive in handling possible flooding, DAP rep tells local authoritie­s
• SUPP community charity drive to help victims of natural disasters, says Lo
• Be receptive to changes to move forward, rural communitie­s advised
• MCC’s audit committee to monitor contractor­s’ performanc­e
• UCTS holds Big Data Analytics workshop
• Amy Wong emerges as Mitraf 16 most beautiful mama
• FIC continues to provide skilled workforce in Sarawak
• Save Our Strays to raise funds for animal rescue through festival this weekend
• Entreprene­urs get to know Google tools at GBG event
• UPM inks MoU on tropical rainforest conservati­on
• Dept eyes 50 pct reduction in road accident deaths by 2020
• 790,186 Malaysians blackliste­d – DG
• More people evacuated in Kelantan and Terengganu due to floods
• No plans for special law to curb horrific visuals by media — Salleh
• UTM lab project delayed, hindering use of equipment worth RM20.6 million
• Pope sidesteps Rohingya crisis in address
• Russia loses contact with satellite after launch from new spaceport
• Bangladesh approves controvers­ial Rohingya island
• Syria regime agrees to join peace talks, with conditions
• Formula One’s owners have plenty of work to do
• Two more Russian Sochi Winter Olympians stripped of golds
• Five things to watch out for in 2018
• Conte backs Hazard to take central role in Chelsea charge
• Wenger rules out Sanchez and Ozil exits in January
• Stoke won’t focus solely on Salah, says Hughes
• Moyes tells Unsworth to leave Everton if denied full-time job
• Bowling meet to celebrate IDPD
• Pistons snap Celtics home winning streak
• Sarawak boy bags silver in Philippine­s muaythai tourney
• Malaysia ready to face higher ranked teams in 2018 Commonweal­th Games — Coach
• Poor outing by Malaysian keglers continues at world meet
• Arsenal’s Peter Cech refuses to abandon title hope
• Kaepernick protests ‘touched a nerve’, says Durant
• Russia accuses whistleblo­wer Rodchenkov of distributi­ng drugs
• Sharpshoot­er Sterling sets sights on Southampto­n
• Arjun names strong Asian team to wrest EurAsia Cup
• Flurry of activity hints at N. Korea missile test — Reports
• As Myanmar grapples with Rohingya crisis, Pope stresses unity in diversity
• Water entered missing submarine’s snorkel — Argentina Navy
• Chinese general kills himself after facing graft probe
• Police, supporters clash as Kenyatta set to be sworn in
• Trump cracks Pocahontas ‘joke’ while hosting Native Americans
• Celebrity elephant kills owner in Thailand
• UN restarts Syria peace talks but Assad regime absent
• Pakistan’s blasphemy law hands fringe Islamists dangerous weapon
• Australian police foil New Year’s Eve ‘terror plot’
• Three alleged extremists killed in Bangladesh before Pope’s visit
• Backlash as Beijing fire safety blitz forces exodus of city’s underclass
• Taiwanese activist jailed in China for five years for ‘subversion’
• China racing for AI military edge over US — Report
• Graphic Australian video of Japanese whaling released
• South Korea court says Park trial to continue without her
• Russia launches second rocket from new cosmodrome
• Germany swings EU vote in favour of weed-killer glyphosate
• Ireland on the verge of snap election as crisis deepens
• Mexico finance minister resigns to seek presidency for ruling party
• Senator ‘sorry’ as US Congress targets harassment
• Honduran election unresolved, with television star poised to win
• Mayor signs repeal of NY dancing ban
• Israel mounts Iron Dome battery on warship
• Pentagon report shows thousands more troops deployed overseas
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• ‘Thelma’: Another young woman with dangerous sexual stirrings — and who’s worth watching
• How ‘Coco’ became a huge box-office hit
• Susan Sarandon was told she wouldn’t work past 40
• Edward James Olmos was in ‘heaving sobs’ while recording for ‘Coco’
• Model-turned actor touted as hot new rising star
• Netflix unveils first Bollywood film project
• Rise of Markle – from mostGoogle­d actress to royalty
• All the women Prince Harry dated before Meghan Markle
• Kelly, Hayworth and other American women who married royalty
• All the women Prince Harry dated before Meghan Markle
• Meghan Markle follows screen icon Grace Kelly in abandoning acting
• Crypto-currency crackdown sparks search for bases
• Ministry of Finance gives nod to Chew as BNM deputy governor
• World shipping tonnage in 2016 up three per cent to 1.25 bln tonnes — Liow
• RAM: Islamic finance key to Sarawak’s infrastruc­ture growth
• Maintain documentat­ion of transfer pricing — Deloitte
• Mattan Engineerin­g secures solar project contract worth RM285 million
• PIKOM unveils council for 2017 to 2018 term
• ISG eyes 65 million passengers per annum by 2022
• Turkey’s May Cyber Teknoloji to make Malaysia regional hub
• ISG plans to woo more airlines in 2018
• InstaReM to expand remittance services next year
• Weak sentiment drags FBM KLCI to 9-month low
• LEAP market provides SMEs better visibility and profiling
• Japan fills its boots with bespoke shoes
• How to explain to a child when you can’t buy something
• Sports and sibling jealousy – what’s really at play
• Well-travelled young Canadians more confident, well-rounded and resourcefu­l — Survey
• Pressured for profit, oil majors bet big on shale technology
• Extension of cuts expected at OPEC meeting
• Cash and history keep Europe as Africa’s prime partner
• Britain aims to fix low productivi­ty with strategy plan
• Time Inc sale highlights economic, political turmoil in media
• Chinese premier offers billions more to eastern Europe
• Markets get wake-up call from China’s post-congress deleveragi­ng moves
• Top carbon-fibre maker Toray admits unit falsified product data
• Canada PM Trudeau aims to boost trade on China trip

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