The Borneo Post - 2018-05-05

• A three-year undertakin­g
• High Court says no to Tian Chua
• Wenger very sad as Atletico ruin his Arsenal farewell
• Socso hands out over RM3.5 mln to retrenched workers
• State MPs responsibl­e for loss of state’s rights, says Chong
• Thousands flee as Hawaii volcano erupts
• ‘Black Panther’ leads MTV Movie and TV Award nods
• Bursa Malaysia could see strong flow of IPOs post-GE14
• Bintangor set to have its first e-learning kindergart­en soon
• ‘No phantom voters, just ploy to cast doubts among people’
• SEB warns on danger of being near to electrical facilities
• Over 9,200 cops in early voting for GE14
• Abang Johari thanks Najib for Pan Borneo Highway
• GE14: S’wak Chinese support pattern focus of attention
• CM confident Chinese unity can sway urban votes to BN
• Claims of terminatio­n of service not true — Uggah
• Najib has allocated more funds for devt in Sarawak — Awang Tengah
• Committee extends closing date for Gawai beauty contest
• Health clinics to close on polling day
• Community leaders dismiss claim of one-sided devt
• Intrigues in the three Bidayuh seats
• New law on strata titles homes in the pipeline — Dr Sim
• Flats owners to be issued strata titles soon
• Selangau campaign heats up
• Exercise your rights wisely, Baram folk advised
• Vital to wrest back lost seats for voice in BN, SUPP chief tells Chinese community
• Deputy chairman tells Sibu folk to take pride in making DAP strong
• Work together with BN to ensure progress, Kayans told
• Support Felcra in developing idle land, rural folk told
• A peek into the e-commerce landscape in Malaysia
• State BN will never accept peninsulab­ased parties — CM
• Senior claims to be close to people in Serian Division
• Mirians advised to open eyes, mind in choosing MP
• Ricardo faces constraint­s on campaign trail
• Perimeter survey an ongoing process, landowners assured
• NCR land surveys cover over 834ha in 512 areas
• State Barisan Nasional to propose Nanta as full minister — Dr Rundi
• BN seeks repeat of full support from Kapit villagers
• Rep lauds exemplary leadership of Limbang Hockien Associatio­n
• Miri Kedayan community pledges to back BN
• SRS helps deter, reduce crimes in residentia­l areas — Dirwana
• La Promenade wins master planning award for HSL
• Executive College students complete industrial training
• Ah Huat Parent’s Day Contest offers winners trip to Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
• Culinary students do i-CATS proud by winning top spots in challenge
• Participat­e in Shell Rimula Ultimate Stopover 2018 to win trip to Dubai
• Courts launches exclusive Hari Raya Aidilfitri sofa collection
• Sheda proposes to build 40,000 affordable houses
• SOPB contribute­s back to the local community
• Charity run offers early bird’s rates for participan­ts
• No reason to doubt confidenti­ality of postal votes — Director
• Agendas for military depend on BN returned mandate — Hisham
• IGP: 111,702 police personnel eligible for early voting today
• MMEA detains two boats, 24 Vietnamese fishermen in three-day operation
• ‘Safety utmost objective in public transport system’
• Nation-state cannot be shaped based on slander — Najib
• DPM advises BN party leaders to avoid conflict
• DPM certain opposition will launch eleventh hour attacks
• BN campaign in Langkawi heats up with Najib’s arrival
• Pigeon pie anyone? Thai town hosts cook-off of culled birds
• Mozambique rebel leader Dhlakama dead
• Navalny supporters detained ahead of anti-Putin rally
• Czech leader admits Novichok tests
• NASA’s newest Mars lander to study quakes on Red Planet
• Top NZ navy officer accused of hiding camera in embassy toilet
• Stop leaving us off the map, says New Zealand PM
• Simeone hails Costa after ‘historic’ night for Atletico
• Fellaini will decide Man Utd future — Mourinho
• Rolando extra-time strike edges Marseille into Europa League final
• Neymar return to Paris boosts World Cup hopes
• Juventus host Bologna, Napoli tackle Torino in final Scudetto push
• FIFA boss says Russia ‘absolutely ready’ for World Cup
• Football leagues oppose Infantino’s FIFA projects
• We are Liverpool, we don’t fear anyone — Mane
• Golovkin eyes history against Alvarez stand-in
• Old man Williams in tough duel with Hawkins in world snooker semis
• IAAF shakes up 2019 Doha worlds schedule
• Putting woes leave Woods six behind first-round leader Peterson
• Froome in crash drama ahead of Giro start
• OCM need to maintain unity — Tunku imran
• Weary Liverpool face Champions League chase from Chelsea
• Barshim figurehead in Qatar’s battle of the bulge
• Real look to crash unbeaten Barca’s party
• James’ Cavs shred Raptors
• Marquez bidding to take championsh­ip lead on home soil
• ‘Kenya’s Kiprop tested positive, no mix-up’
• British PM avoids London wipeout in local polls
• 2018 Nobel Literature prize postponed over sex scandal
• Ruling parties to keep their clout as Lebanon votes
• India storm toll rises with more wild weather forecast
• Spainish PM vows to track Basque ETA former militants
• Afghan interprete­rs to remain in UK free of charge – Minister
• China denies US claims of pointing lasers at pilots
• Somalia identifies suspect in kidnapping of German nurse
• Senior Vietnamese police official found dead amid illegal gambling probe
• Cambodia launches drive to get voters to turn out for July election
• Third of Australia’s threatened species not being monitored
• Indonesia destroys over 2 tonnes of crystal meth
• Myanmar jade mine slag heap collapse kills at least 17
• Xi says Marxism still ‘totally correct’ for China
• HK youth groups reject PLA foot drill pressure
• US warns of ‘consequenc­es’ for China’s South China Sea militarisa­tion
• Taiwan cracks down on criminal gangs ahead of elections
• South Korean police seek arrest warrant for Korean Air daughter
• Basque leader says region ‘does not know peace or freedom’
• Germany’s far-right AfD helping make anti-Semitism ‘presentabl­e’
• Dozen feared dead after pirate attack off Suriname
• German river bank dug up in 36-year old mystery of missing child
• British Lords push for Trump to address parliament in July visit
• Scotland to review conviction of Lockerbie bomber
• Turkey’s main opposition nominates former teacher to challenge Erdogan
• Syrian rebels hand over arms in new deal with regime
• OPCW experts to exhume bodies of Douma attack victims
• LG’s latest smartphone designed to be a ‘brighter,’ smarter device
• What’s good for Apple isn’t always the best for suppliers
• Startup Zola raises RM380 mln from Comcast, Goldman Sachs
• Pentagon tells US military bases to stop selling ZTE, Huawei phones to service members
• Grace Jones has been a star for 40 years, and there’s still no one quite like her
• Film Academy expels actor Cosby, director Polanski
• Cosby’s wife Camille slams ‘mob justice’
• China opens world’s biggest movie hub to try woo Hollywood
• Bachchan, Rishi Kapoor reunite after 27 years
• Fala Chen completes degree, considerin­g comeback to acting
• Rose McGowan headed to trial on drug charge
• Save room for dessert: British royal wedding cake slices to be sold
• Netflix chief says ‘mistakes’ led to Cannes boycott
• Royal wedding guests advised to pack own picnics
• Jay-Z ordered to testify on clothing brand sale
• March 2018 sees highest ever monthly export value recorded
• FGV’s denial of restructur­ing, takeover rumours not to have significan­t impact on share price
• AIA Group’s first quarter new business jumps 20 pct on China demand
• Bursa to brace for a shock around GE14 period
• CIMB seems to be on track with loans growth target — Analysts
• Malaysian economy to grow beyond five per cent this year
• KL-Singapore claims global ranking as top on OAG’s busiest internatio­nal routes list
• As currencies weaken, Asia’s original sinners go for classic
• Safety utmost objective in public transport system, says expert
• Australia’s Santos expects Harbour talks to wrap up in a ‘few weeks’
• THHE clarifies auditor’s disclaimer of opinion
• ProWine Asia 2018 continues its run as premiere platform for wine industry
• KL shares close lower, traders remain on the sidelines
• F&N to maintain prices despite weak sentiment
• F&N’s results below expectatio­ns
• How brunch became meal that America loves to hate
• Big oil gets little love with toxic troika shadowing revival
• This is how fake meat might feed your dog
• Corporate Europe senses relief as euro falls from peak
• BMW races into 2018 with sales, profits record
• Saudi Arabia wants higher prices to kick oil addiction
• US jobs growth expected to regain momentum in April
• Venezuela arrests top execs at private Banesco bank
• Vivendi and activist fund set for Telecom Italia showdown
• Trump praises China’s Xi as trade talks begin in Beijing
• India’s cryptocurr­ency investors bet trading will survive bank ban
• Down and out: CEFC staff go unpaid as once-high flying company flounders
• US Treasury Sec says having good trade talks in China

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