The Borneo Post - 2017-11-30

• To be known at suitable time
• MBKS still has room to improve — Dr Sim
• Drug menace: Enforcemen­t, rehabilita­tion should be reviewed
• New rabies case reported at plantation in Telagus
• KDFA look to strengthen squad
• Owners assured of land ownership in JV projects
• North Korea claims nuclear statehood
• Jay-Z leads Grammy nods as hip-hop dominates
• RSPO to keep collaborat­ions with partners inclusive
• ‘RM685.1 bln govt debt as of June this year manageable’
• Brunei, M’sia police tracking 52 stolen vehicles in Sarawak
• Penang Zakat CEO faces more corruption charges
• RM14.95 mln cash find in Kota Kinabalu prostituti­on sting
• New PPKS Mukah expected to be completed by 2019 — Abdul Aziz
• ASNB declares five sen income distributi­on for ASN 3
• 1,400 M’sians stranded in Bali
• MoE approves 11,606 transfer applicatio­ns by teachers separated from spouses
• MBKS adopts zero-tolerance approach against wrongdoing
• Jong-nam kept poison antidote in sling bag, witness tells High Court
• Sabah urges EU to stop campaign against palm oil
• Barakah’s unit forms consortium to bid for O&G projects in Sarawak
• State Maulidur Rasul celebratio­n open to all
• Foundation donates cardiac equipment to Sarawak Heart Centre
• Go digital to promote silat, practition­ers told
• MA63: STAR S’wak happy to debate with Pandikar
• EPF benefits from overseas equities, records RM12.95 bln income in Q3
• Phase 1 of Pan Borneo Highway Sabah due to complete by Dec 2021
• Over 10,000 expected at Christmas parade
• ‘Upgrading of Night Market behind schedule due to bad weather’
• AADK steps up anti-drugs operation in Labuan
• ‘Use empowering approach to assist women’
• Paca course draws 25 prospectiv­e volunteers for general election
• MCC questioned over extra cost, volume of desludging services
• Education fair in major towns kicks off in Miri today
• ‘Several areas in Bau dry due to near-empty water storage tank’
• Parents urged not to leave teaching solely to teachers
• Run supporting wildlife conservati­on to be held on Dec 17
• Sibu Parkinson’s Society seeks funding for activities
• Primary 6 pupils of SK Ulu Entabai visit Kuching on educationa­l trip
• Education exhibition­s in Limbang and Miri this weekend
• Rh Gawan landslide victims receive food aid
• Enjoy Pahang culinary delights at Coffee Terrace, Resorts World Genting
• Council approves 8 food truck licences, ready to issue more
• Kuching Park runs promotion for newly-renovated rooms
• M’sian field hospital in Cox’s Bazar to be equipped with water treatment system
• Phone scam: Police receive 54 reports on attempts to cheat public
• PAPA targets to bring in 20,000 Cambodian maids next year
• Some choose to stay put despite high water levels
• Najib launches SCenIc integrated database to assist SMEs
• M’sia eyeing membership in Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
• King presents awards, medals to 611 people
• AWEN-MaGIC tie-up to foster business innovation­s between SMEs, startups
• University of Malaya in top ten best global universiti­es for engineerin­g
• Chaos at UN court as Bosnian Croat defendant ‘takes poison’
• Pope appeals to Buddhist clergy to overcome ‘prejudice and hatred’
• ‘Bookkeeper of Auschwitz’, 96, fit to serve jail term — German court
• Japan and China dominate list of world’s top restaurant­s
• We should have been smoking cigars — Mourinho
• Allardyce and Pardew set for Premier League returns — Report
• Guardiola open to squad tweaks to run a happy ship at Manchester City
• Conte says players ‘must be happy’ to play for Chelsea
• Aussie ‘adults’ don’t need curfew, says head coach Lehmann
• Serena, Kuznetsova uncertain of playing Australian Open
• Athletes have duty to report doping offences, says McLaren
• Snowdan: Sports have no boundaries
• Last Menet go fifth after big win
• Woods hopes to be a winner in another comeback
• Contador tips former rival Froome for Giro-Tour double in 2018
• Fur flies as cheetah races electric Formula E car
• National Golden Glove C’ship kicks off in Sibu
• 54 teams to compete in Kuching City Open 2017 Darts Championsh­ip
• SRU Women 7s in Miri this weekend
• Disgrace sumo grand champ retires
• James tossed for first time in career
• Pochettino laments ‘sloppy’ Spurs in Leicester loss
• Gattuso the coach says he is more than just aggression and grit
• The ‘Godfather of Shanghai football’ inspired by United
• Kuching to host internatio­nal masters swimming c’ship
• Indonesia reopening Bali airport shut by volcanic ash fears
• ‘Marriage can make you crazy, but it deters dementia too’
• Hamas’ weapons may block path to Palestinia­n unity
• Pope preaches forgivenes­s in landmark mass
• Bolivian court gives Morales green light to run again
• Mnangagwa opens amnesty window for return of stolen funds
• Chinese youth stuffed in suitcase in gay Italy murder
• Trump, Democrats spar as US government shutdown loom
• Singapore activist charged for protesting without permit
• Catholic priest disappears in Bangladesh before Pope Francis visit
• 15 suspected communist rebels dead in clash — Philippine army
• Cambodia PM leaves for China to seek more aid
• ‘Compassion­ate’ Victoria first Australian state to legalise euthanasia
• Kindy teacher used needles to ‘discipline’ children — Police
• Australian Senate passes gay marriage bill in key step
• China port city blast death toll rises to four
• Macron’s promise of new France-Africa ties raises heckles
• New report reveals bear facts about the Yeti
• Kenya president sworn in, rival Odinga promises own inaugurati­on
• Jailed former Catalan vice-president accepts Madrid rule
• Pamplona festival gang rape trial wraps up in Spain
• Honduras opposition candidate alleges fraud in presidenti­al vote
• Privacy rights in balance as Supreme Court hears cellphone tracking case
• 2 guards killed in IS-claimed car bombing in Yemen
• Jihadists go to rehab at ‘5-star’ Saudi centre
• Saudi Prince Miteb freed from detention over graft probe
• US general sees no change in Pakistan behaviour despite Trump tough line
• Turkey seeks arrest of 360 people in probe targeting Gulen network in army
• HISTORY AT A GLANCE
• Gotham Awards: ‘Call Me By Your Name’, ‘Get Out’ win twice
• CBS is dropping Jeremy Piven’s show amid sexual misconduct allegation­s against actor
• For the first time in Grammy history, a white man isn’t nominated for album of the year
• Lukewarm opening for award-winning film
• Guo Degang pulls off coup for his movie debut
• Prince Harry’s fiancee Meghan Markle to join Church of England
• Can ‘The Last Jedi’ match ‘The Force Awakens’?
• Springstee­n, top ticket on Broadway, extends run
• Director admits no guarantee of ‘Avatar’ 3 and 4 making to big screen
• Actress says Weinstein’s assistant turned blind eye to sex assault
• Earnings visibility continue for Ta Ann on plantation­s
• Gas tariff revision for non-power sector effective January 1
• Department to release women empowermen­t data
• MIDF Research neutral on KPJ’s bid for more land
• CMS sees pre-tax profit reported at RM231 million
• Blue-chips-bargain hunting lifts FBM KLCI higher
• SMEs’ GDP to grow by between 6.5 to 7.5 per cent, says Prime Minister
• Electric cars, energy storage seen arriving early next decade
• Burkina Faso launches Sahel region’s largest solar power plant
• Virginia’s most powerful company runs ‘campaign to elect a pipeline’
• AirAsia celebrates two internatio­nal inaugural flights into Johor Bahru
• IJM’s 2QFY18 results elicit mixed response from analysts, key difference stems from plantation and property
• Thai central bank finalising deal on QAB with Bank Negara
• MAHB to remain as ISG airport operator
• Build fast, fix later: speed hurts quality at Tesla, some workers say
• Group wants Brexit transition without time limit
• Bitcoin tops US$10,000, marks 10-fold increase in 2017
• SoftBank says Benchmark, Menlo Ventures ready to sell some Uber stock
• Mexico gets new central bank chief
• US investigat­es into Chinese aluminium trade imports
• Bubble or brave new world? Bitcoin breaks US$10,000 barrier
• Ivanka Trump urges India to boost women in workplace
• Slowing outflows let Qatar wind down bank support operation in Oct
• EU to renew licence on the controvers­ial weedkiller
• One third of food lost, wasted – enough to feed all hungry people
• An apex predator returns to Montana valley

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