The Borneo Post - 2017-12-11

• Govt allocates 5.8-acre land along Miri By-Pass road for Christian Ecumenical Centre
• ‘Haunting, yet healing’ sape music brings Hikaru to the Dayak heartland
• Do not doubt talks on MA63
• Sarawak Games going digital
• ‘Involve related parties in planning of devt projects’
• ‘Defeated’ IS still poses danger in Iraq
• KPDNKK officers seize fake infant formula in five raids
• The hype reawakens: ‘Star Wars’ stages ‘Last Jedi’ premiere
• MCPF suggests setting up of special courts for drug cases
• Local equity market garners positive outlook in 2018
• All must play a part in getting rid of dengue – Dr Sim
• ‘Members of Sarawak Barisan Nasional component parties united in fight’
• Liberalisa­tion answer to cheap Internet, says CM
• ‘Ministry probing KPP book shortage’
• Consumers cooperatio­n could stop price manipulati­on by traders
• GE14: Don’t be over-confident, Abdul Karim tells PH S’wak
• Kudat police monitoring security at Kg Loro Kecil
• A new-look SGH in three years’ time
• Individual­s carrying weapons for personal safety can be jailed — Lawyer
• ‘AMUK’ rocks fans at 7th Sibu Bike Week
• Solution in the offing for ‘pimuung’ land issue, Nogeh assures Singai Bidayuhs
• PBB Machan passes four resolution­s
• See: Vital for PH to win many seats in Sarawak for it to take over Parliament
• Craft skills workshop aims to empower women, supplement income
• Pustaka Sarawak hosts knowledge camp for 70 students
• Santa Run 2017 raises RM128,000 for charity
• Onus on all Sarawakian­s to uphold racial, religious harmony — Assistant minister
• UPP Pujut comes to the aid of bedridden man
• Naim Foundation presents excellence awards to top Sibu students
• Pure South-CCK partnershi­p brings NZ lamb, mutton to local meat lovers
• ‘Miri suitable to be automative events hub’
• Mohd Mokhtar heads list of police gallantry award recipients
• Former workers of steel factory demand payment of salary arrears
• Reconcilin­g human rights with cultural, religious diversity
• Orang Asli residents at Pos Piah want a stop to logging
• Kedah Sultan heads list of 103 recipients of Selangor awards
• 5,000 people gather in support of Selangor Sultan
• German intelligen­ce unmasks alleged covert Chinese social media profiles
• France recalls Lactalis baby milk over contaminat­ion fear
• Rouhani meeting wraps British FM’s ‘worthwhile’ Iran visit
• Anti-nuclear group receives Nobel Prize
• Lebanon forces fire tear gas at protesters near US embassy
• Truax shocks DeGale with majority decision
• Vonn injured, Gut crashes at St Moritz
• Lomachenko retains title as Rigondeaux quits after six
• Flawless Sharma takes fiveshot Joburg Open lead
• Lowry-McDowell grab share of Shootout lead
• Shohei Ohtani introduced by Angels amid high expectatio­ns
• Son shines in the eyes of Pochettino
• Bosz set to be sacked as Dortmund crash again
• Inter Milan escape Juventus to stay top
• Conte concedes title chances are gone
• PSG sink managerles­s Lille 3-1 to halt slide
• Ronaldo stars as rejuvenate­d Real Madrid thrash Sevilla
• Fergie couldn’t put me off Man City – Guardiola
• Orlando Pirates go top despite home draw
• James carries Cavs, Clippers edge Wizards
• Southee, Boult dominate for N. Zealand as Windies stutter
• Conte throws in towel as Kane sparks Spurs
• Miri FA wants early Chrismas present
• Strong showing by Sarawak juniors at Milo All-Stars
• As winds relent, scorched California hopes for fire relief
• Turnbull will ‘stand up’ for Australia after China criticism
• Climate victims seek justice, on the street and in courts
• Zuma’s ex-wife calls for calm in push for ANC top job
• Lawmaker injured by debris thrown in Cameroon assembly
• China looks to nuclear option to ease winter heating woes
• Indian trooper opens fire, kills four comrades
• Billionair­e Guo Wengui wants regime change in Beijing
• UN envoy warns North Korea ‘miscalcula­tion’ could trigger conflict
• Japan, US and South Korea to hold missile tracking drill
• South Korea to impose new sanctions on Pyongyang
• Aftershock­s likely from September test detected from North Korea nuclear site
• Hiroshima survivor accuses West of disarmamen­t ‘sabotage’
• Venezuelan President eyes wins in local votes
• Honduras opposition demands ‘rigged’ vote be cancelled
• Egypt archaeolog­ists discover mummy in Luxor
• Turkish Cypriots ‘joint owners’, not minority — Erdogan
• Trump slams ‘vicious’ media after erroneous reports by CNN
• ‘Republican­s cannot afford to lose Alabama Senate seat’
• US President salutes civil rights heroes at boycotted museum opening
• US policeman acquitted of killing unarmed man who begged for his life
• Gay couples register weddings on day one of marriage equality
• French fighters appear with Islamic State in Afghanista­n
• Fatah vows fresh protests, shuns Pence over Jerusalem move
• UN says missiles fired at Saudi Arabia have ‘common origin’
• Turkish police detain activists at anti-Israel demo
• Tiffany Haddish and Mary J. Blige among nine movie scene-stealers from 2017
• The 10 best lines from movies in 2017
• Getting acquainted with the director of the highest grossing film of all time
• ‘Looming Storm’ star joins ‘Iron Sky: The Ark’
• ‘Youth’: A controvers­ial Chinese melodrama about a military arts troupe
• France bids emotional farewell to Hallyday
• Why do the French love Johnny Hallyday?
• Princes William and Harry announce sculptor for new Diana statue
• No charges for James Levine in sex allegation­s
• Marketers must be technology­savvy, creative — Rafidah
• ‘Cost of doing business in Malaysia remains fairly contained’
• Pound surges after successful Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Global semiconduc­tor sales to continue to record positive sales
• Sapura Energy falls back into the red, analysts see bleak year ahead
• RAM Ratings reaffirms Genting Plantation­s’ ratings
• AirAsia increases weekly flights frequencie­s from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok and Kunming
• With new internet rules set for vote, firestorm debate on new rulings will not die
• After bitcoin’s wild week, traders brace for futures launch
• BBW book fair now accepts vcash cashless transactio­ns
• Tech of the week Step up and explore the wonders of photograph­y with new compact yet powerful Canon EOS M100
• Tech titans ramp up tools to win over children
• EU and Britain plot next Brexit divorce chapter
• US Fed to hike interest rates as Trump tax cut looms
• Paris climate summit a chance for real progress — World Bank
• ‘Thyssenkru­pp ready to make workers offer for Tata Steel deal’
• Pilatus jet developmen­t far exceeded planned costs
• S. Korea’s automakers face headwinds from weaker yen next year
• Egypt revives dream of new desert capital
• India faces painful transition to adopt cleaner energy
• Global brewers line up bids for Vietnam’s Sabeco sale — Sources
• Happiplayg­round branded products at Watsons
• Leehom Wang endorses Seiko’s new stylish Criteria 2017 collection
• LKW Fashion Club at 2017 Singapore Fashion Week
• World leading training for drone pilots at Limkokwing University
• Collagen by Watsons for youthful skin
• World’s largest Starbucks opens in Shanghai
• McDonald’s menu replacemen­t fuels industry price war
• A mother got the flu from her children – and was dead two days later
• Diet could ease symptoms of multiple sclerosis
• With new study linking canola oil to memory issues, what oils should you choose?
• New job for power company: Feeding giraffes

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