The Borneo Post - 2018-09-29

• ‘The Ranee: Margaret of Sarawak’ exhibition opens at Old Courthouse
• Take a leaf from Penang’s book
• Vet suggests bringing in UN expert to help fight rabies in Sarawak
• Blues braced for Reds test at Stamford Bridge
• MoUs pave way for fast digitalisa­tion process
• Japan braces as typhoon charts course for main island
• Sesco pulls the plugs on two premises
• Michelle Yeoh, Ivanhoe Pix to work on 1MDB exposé film
• CCM: Companies to submit documents via new platform soon
• Head of business school makes Swinburne Sarawak proud
• Sibu Central Market gets green waste composting machine
• DAP to petition Chief Minister to hold special emergency meeting on rabies
• Miri declares all out war against deadly rabies
• ‘Steps taken to ensure museum project site aedes-free’
• Over 1,500 premises positive aedes breeding ground
• Mayor raises alarm over spread of rabies in public places
• Malaysian government hopeful of reducing debt in one to two years
• Anwar hopes PD voters will elect him MP
• PD by-election getting more and more exciting
• WAK 2018 CALENDAR: 29 SEPTEMBER TO 28 OCTOBER
• Fatimah proposes no public exams until Form 5
• China’s GDP RMB82.7 trillion last year – Consul-general
• Sibu to host TYT state-level birthday do
• HoB delegates urged to continue generate fresh ideas
• Cut the red tape in agro sector, government­s urged
• Include local contents for History subject — Lukanisman
• Sarawak-China trade reached RM15.8 bln last year
• STU: Use IPG Rajang, IPG Miri for upskilling of teachers
• Trans Borneo Run creates awareness of nature conservati­on
• Mazlan apologises to Anwar, defamation suit resolved
• How good are you at spotting fake news?
• Kindy celebrates Children’s Day with fun-filled activities
• Annual charity expedition now open for registrati­on
• Villagers in Pakan form community emergency response team
• Junior Learning House to hold registrati­on day on Sept 30
• Green Summit to launch The Height III Phase 1 show units Sunday
• Lee commends Fajar Int’l College for promoting OSH programmes
• Tips to studying effectivel­y
• Regas Premium Auto launches first BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo
• The.Bedroom offers promotion on Sweet Dream mattresses
• Executive College students attend talk on quantity surveying
• ‘Work closely towards integrated watershed management’
• Permata Kolej team emerges northern region champion in culture competitio­n
• Spinal cord injury patient seeks public donation
• MSU showcases traditiona­l, ethnic attire at exhibition
• SMK Merbau rewards outstandin­g students
• Come to St Joseph’s Cathedral family day celebratio­n tomorrow
• Organisers of Belawai fishing contest calling for entries
• Saudi-led coalition criticises UN Yemen rights mission
• ‘Major terrorist attack’ foiled in Netherland­s, 7 arrested
• ‘Greedy’ Aussie banks pilloried by scathing official inquiry
• Tsunami hits small city on Sulawesi after 7.5 quake struck offshore
• Sued by Starbucks, Indian coffee chain changes name
• Germany wins right to host Euro 2024
• Ferguson would have dumped Pogba from Man Utd, Ince says
• Consider commission­er to heal rifts, Wimbledon chief says
• We’ve built it, fans will come, say Qatar world athletics chiefs
• Mexico’s dwarf wrestlers overcome mockery to become stars
• Determined Murray eyes return to glory with tough win
• Serena Williams out of China Open draw
• Real struggles spice up Madrid derby against resurgent Atletico
• Tiger Woods slumps to defeat on Ryder Cup return
• WHO’S SAYING WHAT AT THE RYDER CUP
• NBA legend Jordan advising US Ryder Cup side how to play away
• SIMBC offers RM78,000 purse, highest in mountain bike series
• Kim claims maiden pro title at CIMB National Championsh­ip
• Hamilton says he feels stronger than ever
• After Li Na, new star Wang leads rise of China’s women
• All eyes on Pogba as United face resurgent West Ham
• Springboks desperate to avoid being one-match wonder
• Passengers safe after Air Niugini flight crashes into sea in Micronesia
• World’s first human case of rat disease found in HK
• Canada strips Aung San Suu Kyi of honorary citizenshi­p
• Tsunami warning lifted after major quake strikes off Indonesia
• Abbas rejects ‘biased’ US as sole Mideast mediator
• New chief takes over as Thais prep for return of civilian rule
• China says Rohingya issue should not be ‘internatio­nalised’
• China, Russia call at UN for easing of North Korea sanctions
• Afghan election campaignin­g kicks off amid fraud claims
• Bar Associatio­n asks for delay in Kavanaugh vote
• Vietnam’s nascent rave scene reeling after drug deaths
• India’s top court lifts Hindu temple ban on women of child-bearing age
• Activists urge ICC action after Duterte’s misinterpr­eted ‘playful’ admission
• Amnesty slams ‘medical negligence’ in Bahrain prisons
• Chinese school sued by fired gay teacher in potential landmark case
• Seeking global attention, Philippine­s moves human rights probe to New York
• China graft watchdog warns officials about holiday excess
• Twelve face trial over Portugal wildfires — Prosecutor­s
• US F-35 fighters fly first ever combat mission
• Bolivian ex-presidents reject Morales amnesty offer
• Activists slam Moroccan navy for deadly migrant boat shooting
• Trump reaffirms support for embattled Supreme Court nominee
• An Englishwom­an in NY: May poses with police to help stranded aides
• US ambassador calls for Maduro ouster with megaphone diplomacy
• Online harassment a problem for many US teens
• Canada court clears way for deportatio­n of Nazi war crimes suspect
• Palestinia­n refugee agency gets US$118 mln in new funding
• Israel PM lashes Iran, claims secret atomic warehouse
• Iranian Revolution­ary Guards warns Saudi Arabia, UAE to respect its ‘red lines’
• Google overhauls search results to show more pictures, videos and context
• A company wants your Fitbit data. Would you say ‘sure’?
• It’s time to upgrade Office again
• Cosby’s first hours of prison: Generic ‘Jello-O’ and near total isolation
• ‘Mermaid’ star Zhang Yuqi divorces after knife attack
• Popular Chinese web drama drops sequel’s theme song music video
• American zombies to ride on the ‘Train to Busan’ soon
• Lady Gaga says ‘Star is Born’ character not like her at all
• ‘The wheels are off the wagon’: Kimmel reacts to Trump’s bizarre news conference
• Hillary Clinton jokes about email in ‘Murphy Brown’ return to TV
• Malaysia’s tech companies to benefit from US-China trade row
• CPO seen at US$590 per tonne by year end
• Gamuda Land, TM ink telco services for Gamuda Gardens
• Insurance, takaful to remain healthy in the long term
• PNB expects to finalise talks to buy Battersea assets in 4Q
• HDC scoops two the BrandLaure­ate World Halal Bestbrands Awards 2018
• CIMB’s halal corridor initiative to tap into US$6.4 trillion global halal market
• Indonesia’s plan to create a domestic rupiah NDF market
• Lynas committed to M’sia, hopes for fair review
• High content costs, ringgit slump hit Astro’s 2Q results
• Bursa Malaysia bucks regional trend to end lower
• Reserves usable as at endAugust 2018
• RAM Ratings reaffirms Widad Capital’s AA2/stable rating
• PPI slips 0.3 per cent yoy in August
• Love for Maori language growing, back from brink
• War-weary Mozambican­s yearn to leave Malawi haven
• Saudi Arabia’s legal revamp offers hope for cautious investors
• Foreign airlines to face new rivals on popular China routes as restrictio­ns ease
• Even with new IMF backing, Macri faces trouble ahead
• US, Brazil fine Petrobras US$853 mln in bribery
• Germany’s embattled Thyssenkru­pp plans to split company in two
• US regulators charge Tesla CEO Elon Musk with fraud
• Saudi Arabia in short-term oil fix, fears extra US supply
• Indonesia hikes rates again to prop up slumping rupiah
• HK sits atop property bubble, Chicago is a steal, UBS finds
• Hong Kong banks hike lending rates for first time in 12 years
• US to counter Chinese internet bid in Papua New Guinea — Diplomat
• A former prison for Jews unlocks their ancient Italian history

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