The Borneo Post - 2018-01-08

• Poised for GE14 victory
• Beware of ‘kootu’ fund scams, public reminded
• Kuching, Miri and Johor to hold own candleligh­t tribute for late Adenan
• From obscurity to superstar status, Coutinho’s rise
• Dr Penguang: Uphold ‘segulai sejalai’ spirit
• Project contractor­s told to abide by SOP on road safety
• Oil tanker ablaze off eastern China
• Rep urges senior citizens to take up Tai Chi exercise
• Politics of hatred bad for society, says PM
• Sabah needs more hotels to cater to tourist influx
• Two arrested in probe on online threats
• Follow MCA, Gerakan in joining forces, Chou urges UPP and SUPP
• Puncak Borneo a ‘grey’ area for BN — Political analyst
• Scavenging strays: Eatery operators to face the music
• Salleh: Pakatan Harapan’s proposed reforms similar to previous declaratio­ns
• Sabah still strives to ensure Sumatran rhinos’ survival, says Masidi
• ‘Don’t vote chaotic opposition parties’
• Building of Sandakan integrated bus terminal to meet people’s needs — CM
• Entreprene­urs encouraged to pursue online business
• Khairy raps opposition over promise of internatio­nal football match broadcast
• It takes time to address, solve issues concerning dilapidate­d schools — KGBS
• ‘Combined classes could affect quality of education’
• SUPP opposes plan to combine classes in micro schools
• Minos welcomes pledge by Abang Johari to help mission schools
• Cancer NGOs to form committee tasked with addressing key challenges
• Soo: Territoria­l Sea Act can’t be amended without consent of DUN
• DAP’s Chiew heads PH Bintulu parliament­ary election committee
• See: Disclose details of school repair works
• Saksama unveils election symbol for GE14
• Cancer-stricken street musician’s strength lies in sape playing
• PDP Youth urged to be more proactive in serving people
• Trader’s ‘All You Can Eat’ fest attracts hordes of durian lovers
• Urda set to transform lives in Kanowit — MP
• ‘Niosh committed to OSH culture at workplaces’
• Flash floods: Villagers blame poor drainage
• Flash flood, landslide force evacuation of 36 people
• Charitable bodies donate 100 bags of rice to old folk’s home
• Good Samaritans bring New Year cheer to poor family in Moyan
• Miri Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi to hold mass Tai Chi exercise
• M’sia Airlines expects to break even this year
• Ipoh Shoe City set to relive Perak’s shoemaking glory
• Audit on Felda land title transfer issue to begin today — Shahrir
• Woman with AIDS steadfast in bringing up children on tailoring income
• Police probe incidents at church, temple
• Give PAS the boot in Kelantan come GE14 — Mustapa
• Flood victims moved by PM’s concern for their welfare
• BN govt realistic in serving people — Ahmad Zahid
• Najib on five-day working visit to Saudi Arabia
• Europe casts a wary eye on China’s Silk Road plans
• British government set for reshuffle
• New-born baby found dead on plane, woman detained
• May, in U-turn, won’t push for end to fox hunting ban
• Sudan seizes newspapers after bread price rise criticism
• Monfils predicts ‘tough’ Australian Open
• Chen signals Olympic intentions with US title
• Bernardesc­hi keeps Juventus on Napoli’s heels
• McCormack double keeps City in the hunt, Sydney lead by eight
• Matuidi fury at racist abuse in Cagliari Serie A game
• Guardiola apologises to Dyche after touchline row
• Conte brands Mourinho ‘a little man’ as feud escalates
• Hughes sacked as Stoke manager after Cup exit
• Klopp admits Coutinho wanted ‘dream’ Barca move in summer
• Curry lights up Clippers, Cavaliers triumph
• Johnson grabs lead in Tournament of Champions
• Snowdan hails visit of Jin Jiu Communicat­ion Soccer Club
• Central Zone archers aim higher in 2018
• Four Malaysian girls storm into British Junior finals
• Hero to ‘very homesick boy’: how Tevez unravelled in China
• Wozniacki senses ‘great’ Aussie Open despite Auckland loss
• Costa sent off after scoring Atletico winner
• Barcelona sign 160-million-euro Coutinho
• Trump: I am a ‘very stable genius’ and ‘like, very smart’
• Iran parliament holds special meeting on protests
• Saudi princes arrested for sit-in against paying bills
• Cambodia marks 39 years since fall of Khmer regime
• Merkel in new bid to end political impasse
• Arctic blast chills US, Canada in John F Kennedy airport meltdown
• ‘Hottest’ Ashes Test day on record as Australia swelters
• Iran foreign minister ridicules Trump ‘ blunder’ at UN
• Egypt Copts mark Christmas Eve after bloody year
• US military weighs supply options amid Pakistan spat
• Ash-spewing volcano in PNG forces villagers to flee
• Rohingya rebels claim ambush on Myanmar security forces
• N. Korea names delegates for inter-Korean talks
• Suspect in murder of Philippine environmen­talist freed
• Faulty rotor may have caused US helicopter mishap in Japan
• Iran foreign minister ridicules Trump ‘blunder’ at UN
• UN chief concerned by Western Sahara tensions
• Macron pursues ambitious agenda on first official China visit
• Spanish King pays homage to father in comeback
• John Young, who set records in space with Nasa, is dead at 87
• Sick French baby found after abduction from hospital
• Air strikes kill at least 17 civilians in Syria rebel enclave — Monitor
• Syria rebel enclave is Assad regime’s weak spot, say experts
• Arabs seek recognitio­n for Palestinia­n capital in east Jerusalem — Jordan
• Kurds protest in Paris against Erdogan
• TODAY is Monday, January 8, the 8th day of 2018. There are 357 days left in the year. Highlights in history on this date:
• Kendrick Lamar latest artiste to curate a major soundtrack
• ‘The Chi’ is best when it explores lives, not deaths
• Trump may screen ‘The Post’ at the White House
• Pixar’s ‘Coco’ strikes chord in Mexico guitar town
• Riding the Hallyu wave, Bollywood bets on Korean remakes
• William Chan rumoured to be dating Dilireba
• Michael Tong more popular after detestable role
• As the Globes mark cinema’s successes, audiences shy away
• List of nominees for the Golden Globe awards in key categories
• The Golden Globes: 11 things to watch
• Chastain sought inspiratio­n from Kim Kardashian for role in ‘Molly’s Game’
• Analysts expect minimal impact on MREITs from potential OPR hike
• US payroll falls short of expectatio­ns
• Seek legal advise before investing in ICOs, cryptocurr­encies — SC
• Japan makes all-out bid for anchor role in HSR project
• No immediate catalyst on the horizon for banking sector
• RAM Ratings reaffirms Maybank Islamic’s financial institutio­n ratings
• A new year, a new bright start
• Malaysia to play key role in Hitachi regional business
• Online grocery shopping sets the pace for CNY
• Sony’s full-frame a7R III interchang­eable lens camera delivers combinatio­n of resolution, speed
• Tech firms battle to resolve major security flaw
• Flawed computer chips and how to fix them
• Williams paints benign picture of Fed rate hikes, strong US economy
• UK’s Carillion to discuss rescue with creditors on January 10
• SEC probing Kushner Cos use of federal programme for wealthy investor visas
• France plans privatisat­ion law in asset sale push
• Surge in foreign fund inflows sets stage for Egyptian boom
• Abe urges Governor Kuroda to keep up efforts on economy
• Bitcoin: Big in Japan, a legal tender in the country
• Royal handouts may boost Saudi, global environmen­t positive
• US companies see opportunit­y in exodus from Puerto Rico
• Subway chief faces task of fixing system without choking it
• Modern life too much? Maybe a tiny box in the woods the cure
• New cancer treatments have perplexing side effects
• Handy hints for cutting back on sugar

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