The Borneo Post - 2017-12-05

• For the sake of security
• Abu Sayyaf member shot dead in Lahad Datu
• Appropriat­e focus on bribe giver — DPM
• Guardiola regrets Pogba’s derby absence
• Double win for Nana at Bintang Kecil RTM
• US, S. Korea begin largest-ever joint air drill
• Sarawak Energy sets up Batang Ai special fund
• ‘The Last Jedi’ cast address Han Solo’s death
• MACC chief says no political pressure to investigat­e cases
• Margma: Rise in glove costs will be passed on to customers
• Don’t be lax on security, MMEA tells shipping firms
• ‘More women candidates for BN in GE14’
• GE14: Avoid complacenc­y, Batang Sadong rep reminds constituen­ts
• Sarawak must be ready to adopt Industry 4.0 — CM
• Riot’s absence at HRDF event raises few eyebrows
• Cuepacs urges review of two allowances for Sarawak, Sabah civil servants
• UPP believes PM, DPM have discussed fielding direct BN candidates
• 6-year-old boy finally obtains citizenshi­p
• Police smash ‘Geng Wan’, recover 3 bikes worth RM140,000
• Soo sets date, time, place for MA63 debate with Pandikar
• PBB branches fully behind Abg Johari in reclaiming rights
• Masing not in favour of fielding direct BN candidates in GE14
• Masing presents RM826,800 in MRP grants
• ‘Kuching city drainage project progressin­g well’
• ‘Recruitmen­t restructur­ing crucial in oil palm industry’
• Digital economy picked as theme for Sarawak Civil Service Day 2017 do
• Responsibi­lity falls upon all to make Miri a clean, beautiful city — Lee
• Pakatan Harapan grassroots against idea of ‘parachutin­g’ Baru for Miri seat in GE14
• ‘Community leaders’ appointmen­t, renewal of service under Resident Office purview’
• Work together with MCC officials regularly, Saberkas Night market traders advised
• Serian elected reps pool resources for grand Christmas parade
• ‘Having BN reps at state, federal levels maximises funding’
• MCPF calls for stricter rules on violent movie scenes
• Tegas Digital Innovation Hub hosts branding programme for young entreprene­urs
• Four Sarawakian­s receive Baram Sape Master awards in London
• Presenting the concept of palliative care
• ‘Devt projects in Sg Peking will kick off’
• Sing! Percussion, St Joseph’s School Band capture hearts in captivatin­g performanc­e
• SCCS needs more parents as support group
• BCCK unveils special Isthmus Christmas holiday feast
• ML Educationa­l Services to hold annual education fair this week
• Associatio­n thanks MP for strong nonstop support
• Swinburne Sarawak appoints Professor John Wilson as new DVC and CEO
• Villagers to meet contractor for updates on drainage works
• Senheng gives 20 winners flight tickets to London
• Security at 2017 Umno general assembly stepped up
• Support from all quarters needed to eliminate corruption — Reezal Merican
• Corruption has much to do with moral values – Asyra��
• Customs seizes 805 cartons o�� liquor believed smuggled worth RM192,000
• New Zealand Governor-General makes state visit to Malaysia
• Najib lauds women’s role in nation’s devt
• 30 per cent quota for women senators a recognitio­n, says Shahrizat
• SheFights: Teaching women, children art of self-defence
• National Archives 60th anniversar­y commemorat­ive coins issued
• China, Canada sign trade agreements during Trudeau visit
• Ex-Yemen president Salleh killed in RPG, gun attack
• Trump endorses accused child molester Moore for Senate
• Billy Bush confirms ‘revisionis­t’ Trump’s lewd comments
• Scottish revival makes for mouth-watering Six Nation
• Stade down Racing, Clermont edge plucky Agen
• Hirscher returns to top of podium with giant slalom win
• Red Bull junior driver Ticktum wins McLaren F1 test
• Kuwait passes new sport law aimed at ending FIFA, IOC bans
• New Sunwolves boss eyes Super Rugby top five
• Heynckes takes Bayern back to basics for PSG
• Can stale Champions League group stage be revived?
• Lukaku in Man Utd spotlight as goals dry up
• English eyes on Griezmann for crunch Chelsea clash
• Glenn: Southgate’s job safe even if England disappoint in Russia
• Japan will struggle at World Cup, warns Troussier
• Guardiola hails ‘big victory’ for gritty City
• Battling West Ham ‘gutted’ by City defeat, says Moyes
• Austin on target for Southampto­n in derby draw with Bournemout­h
• IOC to rule on Russia’s 2018 Games fate
• Putin’s thirst for victory backfires with possible Olympic ban
• Promoting inclusion through sports on IDPD
• Tokyo 2020 to feed IOC food from disaster-hit regions
• Warriors dominate third quarter to thump Heat
• Woods fires final-round 68 as Fowler wins Hero World Challenge
• Mathews, Chandimal stand firm in ‘hazardous’ Delhi smog
• Japan’s Hataoka earns medalist honors at LPGA qualifying
• Don’t lose sight of Suksar’s main objective, says SSC
• Tevez told to return by Dec 26 as China saga drags on
• New Australia laws to deal with foreign political meddling
• S’pore researcher­s’ underwater robot inspired by manta ray
• Cathay flight crew ‘saw’ N. Korea missile from plane
• Philippine­s orders probe into Sanofi dengue vaccine for 730,000 children
• US defence chief lands in Pakistan as ties between allies fray
• Indonesia President replaces controvers­ial military head
• Yingluck has not obtained British passport — Official
• China think tank calls for ‘democratic’ Internet governance
• North Korea missile tests are ‘imminent threat — Japan
• Solar panels, fridge and a TV: Japan probes N. Koreans after items vanish
• ‘Kwaussie’ named Australian word of the year
• Catalan ex-vice president, three others to remain in jail
• UN prosecutor urges Croatian leaders to face up to war-time past
• Congo govt recruited rebels for deadly crackdown — Rights group
• California­n teen admits to molesting 50 children
• Australia MP proposes to gay partner in parliament
• Trump tweets on probe spark warnings from lawmakers
• Anthony Kennedy, the Supreme Court’s swing vote
• German police say Potsdam explosive package not ‘terrorism’
• Yemen rebel alliance crumbles as ‘street war’ rocks capital
• Air raids in Syria kill 25 civilians
• Yemen rattled by air raids as clashes spread beyond Sanaa
• Netanyahu orders redraft of law seen as protecting him
• Half of Yazidis kidnapped by IS still missing
• Meet the tough professor who inspired Jonathan Nolan and John Mulaney
• ‘Coco’ and Mexico’s Day of the Dead rule at box office
• Judi Dench losing vision, finds it hard to watch films
• Jodie Foster takes breaks for a year after each acting role
• Unhappy clerics target Afghanista­n’s ‘American Idol’
• What it’s like to be Jackie’s body double
• Iran’s ‘Disappeara­nce’ wins Silver Screen Award at Singapore Festival
• LA critics crown ‘Call Me by Your Name’ best film of 2017
• Taking aim at debt, singer finds opening through music
• Met Opera suspends legendary director James Levine after sex abuse allegation­s
• Mark Hamill: ‘I don’t see Luke dominating my career’
• Kerry Washington and Rashida Jones to team up on ‘Goldie Vance’
• TEGAS, Shell award RM75,000 to Sarawakian youths through Shell LiveWIRE programme
• Vivocom’s 9MFY17 results below estimates
• Petronas: Tech use, certain categories will stand out in O&G
• OldTown’s Singles’ Day sales to grow past 30 pct
• MIDF to continue supporting SMEs on journey towards Industry 4.0
• ‘Telco sector consolidat­ion still necessary’
• Another quarter of good results for HLFG’s 1QFY18
• MPOC: EU palm oil ban can still be overturned
• Africa ‘region of growth’ — Serba Dinamik
• ISG to woo Malaysian Airlines flights
• Malaysia’s fiscal deficit target achievable in 2018
• Middle ground earnings for Carlsberg Malaysia in 3Q
• AmInvestme­nt Bank predicts larger net loss for Lafarge
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower
• Lower earnings for Alliance Bank anticipate­d
• Deftech manufactur­es Malaysia’s first super quick charge electric bus
• Untapped potential: Brewers say Maryland laws constrict industry
• Petting zoos at office latest perk for stressed-out employees
• Uber joins forces with global public transport associatio­n
• Venezuela creating digital currency amid financing crisis
• Battle to lead Eurogroup reaches climax as for countries fight
• Facebook opens new London hub, creating 800 jobs
• Britain’s May in Brussels for Brexit moment of truth
• Venezuela’s Maduro gains control over oil contracts amid purge
• China says 2018 target to reflect new changes
• China’s top two banks won’t lend to Adani’s Australian coal mine
• North Korean coal piles up as Russian product sails away
• BOJ is resolved to keep ultra-easy policy, says Kuroda
• In rebel Syria, makeshift refineries process precious crude

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