The Borneo Post - 2017-12-29

• Tebedu to keep up with Entikong
• Malaysia to seek extraditio­n of Sarawak youth held in Pakistan
• Harimau Malaya’s performanc­e mars sums up dismal year
• ‘Remedial work at Jalan Bukit Telaga Minyak not working’
• 10 hurt in Saint Petersburg supermarke­t bombing
• Shakira cancels tour over vocal cords, hopes for June return
• Private healthcare poised for major step up with new system
• Use smart safety solutions to enhance public safety — Salleh
• Extra tents for NY countdown in case of rain
• ‘Promises of quick returns may cloud investors’ judgement’
• CM thanks federal govt for developing Tebedu for trade
• Flood-ravaged schools in need of urgent funds to reopen next week
• Ministry mulls setting up innovation centres in Sarawak
• Institutio­ns to park and develop
• Saving wild animals from death at road stretch
• Many programmes lined up to check on profiteeri­ng
• Kedayans want heritage status for burial ground
• Lobbyist agrees state reps should not contest in parliament­ary election
• Liwan: Belaga folk true-blue BN supporters
• Mirians see benefits in proposed clampdown on 24-hour eateries
• Praise for MBKS’ quick response
• ‘Still no strata titles for HDC flats built from 1997 to 2005’
• Chong baffled why Dr Sim mum about accident at Padang Merdeka
• DAP not eyeing Miri seat — Chong
• Eggs at Emart Matang fresh and genuine, says senior executive
• ‘Vital for Christians to engage in nation-building’
• MP: Felcra a catalyst for successful rural developmen­t
• Najib’s assurance of restoring state’s right a blackmail — Dr Yii
• Signing of ‘Aku Janji Majikan’ a must for employers hiring foreign workers
• Kuching recorded highest rainfall in 2016 — Dept
• Inaugural goodwill visit by Indonesian KYS families
• Fashion show, fireworks display among countdown activities
• Man poses as policeman to kidnap teen girl in Raub
• Three cops arrested to assist probe into gang robbery, extortion in Perak
• Police ready to give extensions to fill auxiliary police posts
• Quash penalties, notices to vacate government quarters — Cuepacs
• Doc charged over botched circumcisi­on procedure
• UKM develops low-cost device to measure air quality
• Teachers dress up as fairy tale characters in school orientatio­n programme
• IRB brings joy to 80 Orang Asli students
• Qobin conquers South Pole, becomes Grand Slam Explorer
• Evacuation plans in place for US skiers, boarders
• Djokovic more dangerous than ever, says rival Thiem
• Ex-sumo champion charged over assault scandal
• Murray takes it slow after injury woes
• US basketball star rebounds from arrest with Iraq national team
• Brazil’s road to redemption faces Euro resistance
• Pistons lose guard Jackson for six to eight weeks
• Mutko steps down as 2018 World Cup organising committee chief
• Liverpool land ‘honoured’ Van Dijk in world record deal
• Guardiola refuses to start fresh Mourinho war of words
• Mourinho gripe over City spending fails to move Wenger
• Klopp pleased with Oxlade-Chamberlai­n’s desire for improvemen­t
• SABA to host internatio­nal boxing championsh­ip
• Rentap latest to object to exclusion of weight lifting from Sukma
• Young athletes must be given more chances to compete — Tunku Imran
• Gay S’porean loses bid to adopt surrogate son
• 12 more patients evacuated from Syria rebel enclave
• S. Korea says ‘comfort women’ deal flawed, but Japan insists no change
• ‘Moonwalkin­g’ traffic cop turns heads
• Pakistan grieves Benazir Bhutto, 10 years after assassinat­ion
• Australian police test emergency speakers following vehicle attacks
• Cambodian cops ruffle feathers by eating 92 fighting cocks
• N. Korean boat skipper ‘charged over Japan theft’
• Call for pressure on China, Russia over Myanmar abuses
• Self-healing glass: a cracking discovery from Japan
• Thai activist briefly held for watch stunt aimed at junta No. 2
• India aims for law that could jail Muslim men who instantly divorce wives
• Tsai says China military causing regional instabilit­y
• 40 dead, dozens wounded in multiple Kabul blasts
• Turkey’s Erdogan signs defence, investment and environmen­t agreements in Tunisia
• Israel passes disputed law muzzling police on high-profile probes
• Life terms sought for Palestinia­n convicted of killing 3 Israelis
• Arctic cold grips Canada, northern US
• Tillerson defends foreign policy record at year’s end
• Victims of Peru’s Fujimori rail against ex-president’s pardon
• Honduras opposition demands annulment of president’s re-election
• Ukraine, pro-Russia rebels in mass prisoner swap
• Wintry weather disrupts UK power, flights and roads
• President Macron under fire over plan to tighten joblessnes­s monitoring
• Kylie Jenner still hasn’t confirmed her pregnancy, causing Internet to melt down
• FX makes history with transgende­r musical series
• ‘I, Tonya’ star Margot Robbie loves an ‘underdog story’
• ‘Die Hard’ slightly more Christmass­y than ‘White Christmas’, says writer
• Actually, ‘Dunjia’ is like a rip-off of ‘Journey to the West’
• Online fury rages over Big Bang break-up rumours
• Deng Chao back in his element as detective in ‘The Liquidator’
• Kris Wu determined to set his own agenda
• ‘The Crown’ new season feels as restricted as the monarch herself
• Now 80, Jane Fonda says she didn’t think she’d live to age 30
• Israel envoy asks to meet pop star Lorde over cancelled show
• John Legend’s Japan-bound flight returns to Los Angeles
• TSH to see strong recovery in FY17-19
• Malaysia’s household debt down to 84.6 per cent, reflective of economic upturn this year — Salleh
• Malaysia’s real GDP to grow 5.2 pct in 2018
• 2017 a bounty of opportunit­ies for SMEs
• Optimism for Hua Yang from land grab news
• FY17 another year of KPJ missing targets
• Lower yields, younger oil palm trees resulted in higher unit costs
• CCM-USM programme inspires future pharmacist entreprene­urs
• Mylanohaus Kuching holds year end mega sale
• Thai AirAsia CEO buys back 36.3 pct stake in Asia Aviation
• HSBC targets 100 pct renewable energy sources by 2030
• Cube Highways to sell a minority stake to consortium of Japanese investors
• Hospitals can ride out curve
• Bursa Malaysia ends higher
• Kimlun subsidiari­es to acquire land in Johor for RM36.08 million
• Perfecting a custom-made pair of shoes
• Swiss watches in quest for lost time in US
• Bank Of Japan maintains stimulus as inflation lags behind economic growth
• Geely turns to Volvo trucks in latest Swedish venture
• In e-car era, NGK Spark Plug ups solid-state battery quest
• Like Honda, my road comes to a turn
• Ford reveals first official images of next Focus
• US, South Korea to hold trade talks next week
• US holiday sales set to break records in surprise boon to retail
• Barclays expects one billion pounds writedown from US tax reform
• UK firms see fourth-quarter pickup, expect slowdown in early 2018 — CBI
• ‘Pharma Bro’ Shkreli’s lawyer convicted in fraud trial
• Bitcoin falls as South Korea curbs digital currency trade
• Japan’s factories, retailers rev up, central bankers flag stimulus reduction
• Steinhoff’s Asia Pacific unit seeks to distance itself from crisis of parent
• Nintendo eyes 20 million Switch sales
• Foreign patients turn to India in search of cut-price cures

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