The Borneo Post - 2018-04-28

• Abg Johari hints at another major success in talks with federal govt in October
• Entulu claims sacking illegal
• Entulu not contesting in GE14, says he is still BN man
• ‘Malaysia targets GDP of RM62,000 per worker by 2020’
• Sabahan breaks duck with first internatio­nal win
• Rita may become first Dayak woman elected as MP — Masing
• Two Koreas commit to denucleari­sation
• Cosby convicted on three counts of sexual assault
• Polymer Link debuts at 15 sen for three sen premium
• ‘Malaysia ranks 8th among nations that mismanage waste’
• PM: BN candidates assessed over past 5 years
• Minister lauds parents, school for uncovering molestatio­n case in Miri
• Election Offences Act to supersede Peaceful Assembly Act — Police
• CP: No election hot spot in S’wak
• Drug case: Man fined RM4,000 in default four months’ jail
• Second phase of CIDB Complex Sarawak to start next year – CIDB chief
• Vital to have skills training in constructi­on industry, says Fadillah
• RM127 mln project set to solve water woes in Tasik Biru, Lundu and Sematan
• Internatio­nal company keen to set up oil refinery in Lawas
• Joseph Salang undaunted by serious challenge
• Chong asked to acknowledg­e PH’s weaknesses, limitation­s
• Give Andrew a chance to be your MP — Soon Koh
• ‘Site of Larry Sng’s office has nothing to do with PDP’
• Resident’s Office ready to be nomination centre for Sri Aman
• ‘Lanang win will enable CM to build stronger Sarawak’
• Know your candidates’ plans before choosing them, voters reminded
• UPP Sarikei pledges full support to Huang
• BN candidates must use logo, wear BN blue shirts when campaignin­g – Wong
• Ling appeals to supporters to rally behind Dr Teo
• Yii: Nothing should be taken for granted
• Unite to ensure win for Dr Teo — Pujut rep
• SEB to stop using polystyren­e, cut plastic use
• Baru believes Selangau voters will rise above racial, communal politics
• Scratching the itch out with Warisan
• All schools in Nangka to get new desks, chairs — Dr Annuar
• Don’t fall for opposition’s smearing tactics, voters advised
• DAP man renounces decision to contest in Miri as independen­t candidate
• Curtin Malaysia creates history with largest graduating cohort
• 27th FIABCI to take place in Dubai
• UCTS undergradu­ates told to aim for good all-round education
• Everrise to hold ‘1 Day Big Boom’ promotion on Labour Day offering great bargains
• Kindergart­en launches Waqf fund project to upgrade its centres
• Mercedes-Benz unveils latest 9,200 sq ft service centre
• Restaurant offers roasted suckling pig for first 20 bookings for Mother’s Day
• Melaka-Manipal Medical College offers scholarshi­ps for foundation studies
• Lodge Internatio­nal School students score top marks
• Nanta assures Rumah Lorie fire victims of govt assistance
• ‘Govt has come up with several initiative­s, improvemen­ts for retirees’
• Jelajah Pendidikan to offer further education opportunit­ies
• Choo constructs mezzanine floor for Hope Place store
• Spreading positive values via street art
• Mitsubishi introduces mobile service unit for rural customers
• RoS introduces e-Roses for online applicatio­ns
• Palestinia­n murder case: Statement recorded from owner of rented vehicle
• Inapt for Suhakam to monitor general election process — EC
• Call for water concession­aires to make optimal use of groundwate­r sources
• New ministry programme integrates activities of welfare bodies
• ‘Malaysia’s export of palm oil, related products could reach RM80 bln’
• IGP reminds supporters to be on best behaviour during nomination process
• ‘Contesting two seats to maintain influence’
• Sad day if no Chinese rep in cabinet, govt — Najib
• Neighbours hail historic summit; Trump lauds Xi
• Knife attacker kills seven children, wounds 12 in China
• Prince William, Kate name baby son Louis
• Spanish prosecutor to appeal sentence in San Fermin rape trial
• Progress toward ‘infinitely recyclable’ plastic
• Wenger fan Hamilton sees his future with Mercedes
• Bulgarian federation seeks exchampion­s’ help to pay IWF fine
• Pakistan cricket chief plays down star’s antics at India border
• PABM confirms weightlift­er failed doping test
• Barcelona on brink of 25th La Liga triumph
• Tension high as Juventus go to Inter with title nerves frayed
• Chelsea sold Salah in 2016, not me, says Mourinho
• Sarawak finish runner-up at 60th MSSM Championsh­ip
• Wenger fan Hamilton sees his future with Mercedes
• Profligate Arsenal punished by 10-man Atletico
• Bowling team hope to improve medal haul at Asian Games
• Bucks beat Celtics to stay alive in NBA playoffs
• Indian sprinter blasts ‘wrong’ testostero­ne ruling
• Kim to visit Seoul ‘any time if you invite me’
• Panmunjom Declaratio­n: The key points
• Multiple injuries, wide evacuation­s in US oil refinery explosion
• Jail for top Indonesia politician ‘turning point’ in war on graft
• Modi to get museum tour, dinner with Xi as China trip begins
• China makes defaming revolution­ary heroes punishable by law
• North Korea sued for ‘killing’ former detainee Otto Warmbier
• Australia targets trash-burning plants and recycling in face of China rubbish ban
• Murder hunt as fake doctors sever Indian baby’s genitals
• Kim Jong Ung’s security: Not even an ant can pass through
• Fido funeral: In Japan, a send-off for robot dogs
• North Korean cold noodles a hit as historic summit warms up ties with South
• Armenia’s acting PM rejects talks with opposition leader
• Evidence of world’s biggest child sacrifice found in Peru
• Thousands demand justice for Mexican students dissolved in acid
• Australia approves music festival pill-testing trial
• Peru court orders release of ex-president Humala and wife
• New US envoy takes Trump spending message to Nato
• Agitated Trump unleashes in TV interview
• Merkel in Washington to make Germany heard again
• Trump to visit London despite protests
• 3 arrested after 10 teens killed in flash floods
• Boko Haram attack in Maiduguri repelled, says Nigeria military
• Russia slammed for ‘stunt’ bringing Douma residents to OPCW
• EU, US police forces cripple mouthpiece­s of IS media
• Nokia struggles with losses after ‘challengin­g’ quarter
• Facebook didn’t read terms, conditions for app behind Cambridge Analytica
• The RM68 bln rent bill: Inside WeWork’s sprawling empire
• Snapchat upgrades ‘Spectacles’ after first-generation flop
• America can’t quite decide what to do with the first lady
• Meghan Markle is officially done with TV drama ‘Suits’
• Janelle Monáe comes out as ‘pansexual’ — what does that mean?
• An all-Asian cast and no martial arts: Why ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ matters
• Jackie Chan’s daughter reportedly goes ‘missing’
• BTS scores huge 1.44 million preorders for album
• DJ Avicii ‘could not go on any longer’ — Family
• Cruise control: ‘MI6’ star shows off stunt skills
• In #MeToo era, Cosby team’s attacks on victims may have backfired
• Naim sets out five-year recovery plan
• Maybank Indonesia’s patami slips, asset quality improves
• MISC allocates US$4 billion for capex
• European truck market share to grow rapidly
• Sony suing over beer on ‘Breaking Bad’ theme
• Panasonic’s completion of plants expansion within stipulated timeline
• Proton needs improvemen­t in technologi­es to compete
• Investment in Hillcrest a good cash opportunit­y for PPB
• Leonardo Helicopter­s upbeat on prospects in Malaysia
• AirAsia records 87 per cent load factor in first quarter
• PUNB building shop office premises in Bukit Katil
• First Solar to build new US panel factory in win for Trump
• Continued strong global demand for rubber gloves to bode well for Supermax
• Dutch Lady’s prospects could be looking up
• Bursa Malaysia ends broadly higher
• A self-described ‘troubled kid’ changed his life
• Mum never went to her prom. Her teenage son just fixed that
• Allergan says it won’t make bid for Shire, ending brief drama
• ‘Rogue executive’ led Xerox into Fuji deal, complaint claims
• US considers tightening grip on China ties to US firms
• Amazon delivers hefty profits, led by web services
• Iraq grants oil exploratio­n permits near Iran and Kuwait
• Emboldened by Trump, banks push to throw off old rule constraint­s
• Labour unions face hard road in Silicon Valley
• Indian police probe suspected US$90 million loan fraud at IDBI Bank
• SE Asian leaders to vow to fight protection­ism
• Baidu net profit jumps after video unit spin-off towards artificial intelligen­ce
• Japan factory output up in March as jobless rate stays flat
• Bank of Japan drops inflation timeframe

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