The Borneo Post - 2018-09-17

• Equal status to be restored
• Certificat­ion makes S’wak timber more marketable — Wan Junaidi
• ‘Internatio­nal kite festival as Sibu signature event needs full support, promotion’
• Anwar apologises for postponing several PH manifesto pledges
• Manyin: Hope for Tebedu–Entikong to become gateway
• Yee Qi is S’wak’s woman with the golden gun
• President: PMS to request SAG for explanatio­n on Land Code
• Mangkhut kills over 30 in the Philippine­s
• MRP grants mean a lot to rural community — Dennis
• Victoria Beckham celebrates decade in fashion at home
• BASE jumpers set to take leap of faith off Wisma Sanyan
• Malaysia remains lucrative investment destinatio­n
• Murder: Trio nabbed over sub-contractor’s death
• Dr M: M’sia to move into the right track
• Fatimah impressed by Finland’s transforma­tion
• PAS-Umno collaborat­ion not something vital – Abdul Hadi
• DPM calls for more collaborat­ion between YKN and corporate sector
• ‘Joint effort for conservati­on of orang utans’
• Mah resigns as Gerakan president
• Talib: Big crowd shows unity of Sarawakian­s
• SMK Marudi retains Miri debate title for Chief Minister’s Cup
• Let Malaysia Day celebratio­ns be a unifying force, says Lee Lam Thye
• ‘Titian Muhibbah’ like a big family celebratio­n — Manyin
• Important to have ‘new blood’ in party leadership, says Anwar
• Ensuring Sibu remains a buffer zone for rabies
• ‘Say no to Rabies’ campaign launched to increase public awareness
• Minos urges federal govt to treat Sarawak fairly
• Study: Breastfeed­ing, physical activity, soy intake can protect against breast cancer
• S4S holds peaceful gathering to ‘Restore Sarawak Status’
• Malaysia not having difficulty hiring right people to lead key institutio­ns — Anwar
• Reps visit ‘kelulut’ farm owned by cooperativ­e
• Rep hopes low enrolment schools given equal attention
• Sarawak marks milestone with home grown e-hailing applicatio­n QRGo
• SJK(C) Dung Sang celebrates mid-autumn festival
• Over 1,000 run to raise funds for Pibakis Miri
• Last day for great deals at Mylanohaus mattress clearance sale today
• Fundraiser draws more than 100 food stalls
• 21 Kuching eateries to ‘Give a Sip’
• Navy veterans associatio­n to hold football competitio­n
• Three Indonesian hostages freed in Philippine­s — Army
• Myanmar youth, journalist­s demonstrat­e against jailing of Reuters reporters
• Nine hurt in German police eviction of anti-coal protesters
• Israeli fatally stabbed by Palestinia­n in West Bank
• Anti-Kremlin activist doing better in German hospital — Fellow activist
• Alvarez downs Golovkin with majority decision win
• Munguia batters Cook to retain light-middle crown
• Road to redemption: Momota wins Japan badminton title
• Briton Yates set for Tour of Spain coronation
• Man United survive Watford onslaught to make Mourinho smile
• Sane stars as Man City prove too strong for Fulham
• Arsenal on the rise under Emery as Newcastle lose again
• Impressive Chelsea, Liverpool maintain lead over chasing Man City
• Harrison preserves leaders Leeds’ unbeaten run
• Bayern Munich flying but Leverkusen crash again
• Barcelona fight back to beat Real Sociedad, Real Madrid held in Bilbao
• Europe’s elite prepare to fight it out in most lucrative UCL yet
• Zlatan happy to make Toronto his 500th goal victim
• Gerrard’s Rangers bounce back, Hearts extend lead
• Wada committee member quits in wake of Russia ban decision
• Ledesma praises work ethic with Argentina on a roll
• Cheika points finger at Wallabies’ lack of enthusiasm
• To drop or not to drop? Hansen rues All Blacks decisions
• Distraught Wallaby Tui likely to take break
• Olson, with help from elder brother, leads Evian Championsh­ip
• Classy France into Davis Cup final, USA fight back in Croatia
• Male tennis players punished more than women — Report
• Olson, with help from elder brother, leads Evian Championsh­ip
• Hamilton wins S’pore Grand Prix to increase title lead
• Alvarez ready for rematch after Golovkin dethroned
• Islanders in Kenya build recycled plastic boat to highlight pollution
• Killer storm far from over, US officials warn
• Lombok battles with malaria, 137 infected
• ‘Brothers and sisters’ of the Mafia, repent, pope says in Sicily
• Moon seeks to break nuclear deadlock at Pyongyang summit
• Rwanda frees jailed opposition figure Ingabire
• US will never present peace plan — Palestinia­n official
• Dozens of inmates escape in Myanmar jail break
• Bhutan’s ruling party defeated in first round of polls
• Australia to start powerful public inquiry into aged-care sector
• Australia offers reward amid mystery strawberry needle scare
• Two dead after suspected drug overdose at Sydney music festival
• China tells Taiwan to halt all mainland spying, sabotage activities
• In the Name of the Father: Unholy row over Seoul church inheritanc­e
• US expert says Trump should pare Korea peace talks from nuclear issue
• Macau shuts down casinos for first time as storm approaches
• Europe must offset US pullout from nuclear deal — Iran minister
• British PM ‘irritated’ by leadership speculatio­n
• Cardinal says women should train priests to fight abuse ‘crisis’
• Embattled German spymaster wants to double agency staff
• Residents of hurricaneh­it US town start to pick up the pieces
• Trump administra­tion to send US cellphones a test alert on Thursday
• Gunmen kill five in Mexico City tourist plaza
• Return of military service divides Moroccans
• Iraq parliament elects Sunni lawmaker al-Halbousi as speaker, breaking deadlock
• Turkish police detain hundreds of protesting airport workers
• ‘Polls open in Syrian local elections’
• In Germany, two delightful spots for dachshund lovers
• Rediscover­ing Betty Davis, the sultry voice of funk rock
• Underwood’s new album isn’t political, but here’s why it still makes a statement
• Movie on teen love gets packed world premiere at recent TIFF
• TVB introduces new line of leading actors to grace TV screens
• Reboot of comedy ‘Murphy Brown’, once more into the fray
• Five things to watch for on Emmys night
• Model Alexa Chung’s brand takes off at London Fashion Week
• Analysts encouraged by KKB’s improving prospects, especially in O&G
• The BoE retains monetary policy
• Islamic banks face outdated property rules — Industry body
• Malaysia Airlines revives MH campaign to mark M’sia Day
• MARC affirms AAA rating on SD Plantation
• Divestment in Parkson Credit likely to reduce direct burden on Parkson
• Seven issues related to FGV’s unit Delima Oil
• Wearable tech market growth loses steam
• HP Spectre x360 laptops feature brilliant displays, latest generation processors
• Digital assistants hone skills to deliver the news
• Samsung sets new Galaxy device launch for October 2018
• France to replace ‘Exit Tax’ on capital gains, target fiscal cheats
• Congo will declare cobalt and other minerals as ‘strategic’ in coming days
• Credit Suisse CEO targets annual profit of five to six billion Swiss francs
• Investors slow to follow H&M and Ikea into Ukraine
• BMW drives to cut battery costs, share costs on autonomous vehicles
• Resilient China is firewall in emerging currency crisis
• Maduro says oil finance commitment­s won from China
• India finance minister says confident of meeting fiscal deficit target
• Sudan gets new government as PM keeps finance
• No bottom in sight for China’s stocks
• Samsung heir in South Korea’s delegation to North
• Deutsche Bank’s retreat to Germany gets tepid welcome at home
• Tariffs threaten market-leading tech, consumer stocks
• Chinese parents-to-be seek more fertile ground abroad
• Webcam slavery: Tech turns Filipino families into cybersex child trafficker­s
• Power foods for keeping the brain healthy
• Top five sources of Vitamin-D for vegetarian­s
• World Lymphoma Awareness Day: Small things build confidence

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