The Borneo Post - 2019-02-21

• Taxis to display Visit Sarawak Campaign stickers
• Malaysians detained in Cambodia: Cops to record statements of victims
• STOLport revival called into question
• Federal Cabinet approves RM1 billion debt repayment from S’wak for dilapidate­d schools
• Sirul Azhar convicted of murdering Altantuya may face deportatio­n
• Young fighters set for muaythai meet
• Venezuela ‘on alert’ after Trump threat
• Bau to have more water next year
• Grande matches Beatles with top 3 hits on Billboard 100
• M’sia set to attract more demand for sukuk
• Residents want department to solve water woes
• Younger generation encouraged to take up modern farming
• Pujut rep files MACC report over ‘vast discrepanc­y’ of two land deals
• Man loses RM94,250 to online ‘American woman friend’
• Indigenous oil palm farmers want French govt to visit Sarawak
• Abdul Karim suggests taxi associatio­ns merge
• MoE’s decision on diesel for aided schools welcomed
• MTUC Sarawak backs Lo as Idris blasts his statement
• Federation chief upset not invited to CNY gathering with CM
• Sirul Azhar can be extradited, with a condition
• Papagomo released on police bail
• Sarawak Museum Campus open to public in Sept 2020 — Abd Karim
• ‘Devt of inland fishing industry in S’wak needs to be intensifie­d’
• Road contractor­s told to be mindful of water mains
• RM7.4 million in business registrati­on grants for students up for grabs — SSM
• Need for private sector to be more proactive in helping military retirees, veterans
• ‘Sto�� bickering�� let’s start work on dila��idated schools’
• Joint effort needed to promote Bintulu as tourist attraction, says Resident
• Niosh calls on organisati­ons to adopt integrated management system
• Tiong accuses Teo of taking education matters lightly
• BSH applicants turned away by district offices, claims DAP man
• More devt projects planned for Batu Niah – MP
• CM lauds launch of Drone Technical Centre Kuching
• Customers our utmost priority, TM assures
• Tony Pua’s appeal hearing against interim injunction over RUU355 video clip adjourned
• Ahmad Zahid slapped with another CBT charge
• Najib, Shafee fail in bid to dismiss Sri Ram as head of prosecutio­n
• Seditious speech: Assemblyma­n’s jail sentence changed to RM1,800 fine
• ‘Pool resources to help Sarawak become developed state by 2030’
• Lambir schools want share of RM100 million allocation
• ‘JKR to study project, cost to stop Tusan cliff erosion’
• Informatio­n Department holds briefing on Budget 2019 in Sibu
• Govt urged to urgently table bill to monitor dog ownership
• Lawas Tua Pek Kong temple to get RM50,000 grant
• Kin Link Villa an opportunit­y to own a home
• Free unlimited Business Wi-Fi now available at BCCK
• ‘Ajat indu’, ‘kuntau’ classes attract 24 participan­ts
• ‘My Happy Eggs’ offers RM11,888 in prizes
• Deadly brawl aboard Taiwan fishing boat sparks rescue
• Russian president warns new missiles could target ‘decision-making centres’
• Egypt hangs nine men for murder of top prosecutor
• ‘The tie is not over’
• Valverde finds positives as Barca draw blank in Lyon
• THREE THINGS WE LEARNED FROM LIVERPOOL V BAYERN MUNICH
• ITF’s new pathway to help dreamers reach the top
• Tearful Osaka stunned by Mladenovic in Dubai
• Semenya says gender rules ‘do not empower anyone’
• Herrera happy to do the hard yards at Man United
• On the rugby pitch, a case of the blues for Les Bleus
• 1982 World Cup winner Collovati suspended over sexist remarks
• PGA event returns to Puerto Rico after hurricane damage
• Nicol’s retirement: End of an era — Chong Wei
• The tie is not over — Liverpool boss
• No rest for Sivar and co
• Pacquiao tells son: ‘You don’t need to box’
• Vettel wary of threat from new Ferrari teammate Leclerc
• 15 teams to slug it out for 7-a-side rugby title
• HPV vaccine could virtually eliminate cervical cancer
• May heads back to Brussels over Brexit
• Saudi prince agrees to step up anti-terror ‘pressure’ with India
• Trump signs ‘Space Force’ directive
• Tsai says no peace deal with China unless force ruled out
• Air strikes hit IS pocket as Syrian fighters press attack
• US doctors overprescr­ibed deadly drug Fentanyl to patients
• Hundreds of students flee violence in Indonesia’s Papua
• Peace portraits: Hanoi artist paints Trump, Kim for summit
• Climate change an ‘imminent’ security threat, risk experts say
• Hundreds attend funeral of Mao’s former secretary turned govt critic
• Controvers­ial Thai Buddhist sect dazzles with stunning candle-lit procession
• Turkey no longer able to face new refugee flow — Erdogan
• US Palestinia­n mission to merge with Israel embassy in March
• US weighing options on American IS sympathise­r in Syria
• UN moves to help combat sexual abuse in its ranks
• Trump confident will prevail against lawsuits over emergency declaratio­n
• Peru law enforcemen­t agents carry out operation against illegal mining
• Thousands demonstrat­e in Paris following anti-Semitic attacks
• Britain to strip IS mum of citizenshi­p
• ‘Frozen woman’ murder shocks small Croatian village
• Activists fight school’s plan to meet greenenerg­y goals
• EPA plan to rid drinking water from toxic chemicals sparks divisions in Washington
• Amazon wavering on commitment to renewable energy — Greenpeace report
• Lagerfeld didn’t have a signature design, but he invented a new kind of designer
• Could Lagerfeld’s cat inherit his millions?
• China sci-fi improving, but far behind Hollywood blockbuste­rs
• Fans follow noses when it comes to mimicking idol Liu
• This Oscars season has been a mess, but thankfully, we have Glenn Close
• Bad Romance: Lady Gaga splits with fiance Carino
• Virginie Viard, emerging from Lagerfeld’s shadow to head Chanel empire
• ‘Green Book’ enjoys biggest Oscar nomination­s bounce at box office
• Pink to be honoured at 39th Brit Awards
• Knightley film calls for unity in divided times
• Hibiscus Petroleum’s 1HFY19 supported by North Sabah asset
• KLK’s 1QFY19 earnings broadly within expectatio­ns
• ‘Petronas Gas’ earnings growth to be capex driven’
• AXA Affin General Insurance wins big at global HR awards for two consecutiv­e years
• Duopharma eyes more niche areas
• KPJ to record further revenue improvemen­ts coming from new hospital
• Schneider Electric rewards Malaysian businesses for outstandin­g performanc­e in 2018
• Axiata’s exit from Singaporea­n market ‘not surprising’
• All-round positivity on Kossan’s earnings growth
• Malaysian firms urged to seize opportunit­ies in Uganda
• Public Bank achieves pre-tax profit of RM7.10 billion for 2018
• Bursa Malaysia ends higher on stronger buying demand
• Matrix Concepts 3Q net profit slips to RM48.6 million
• After deadly clashes, Ivorian farmers, herders try dialogue
• Rapa Nui’s marine resources face threats from climate change
• Germany, France take aim at EU anti-trust rules in new industrial strategy
• Amazon’s ‘collaborat­ive’ robots offer peek into the future
• US wants pledge for stable Chinese yuan as talks resume — Report
• WTO warns of global trade slowdown as indicator dips
• Danske Bank pulls out of Russia, Baltics after money– laundering backlash
• Swiss bank UBS faces French court ruling on fraud charges
• Ford pulls out of South America truck business, closes Brazil plant
• US economy to see another strong year, recession unlikely — White House
• China to expand agricultur­e reforms for growth
• India-Pakistan tensions threaten to derail Saudi prince’s trip
• Amid trade talks, China urges US to respect its right to develop, prosper
• Asian markets, currencies boosted by trade optimism
• Japan trade deficit expands in January
• Asian chefs feel the sting of Andrew Zimmern’s insults

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