The Borneo Post - 2019-03-10

• Talent devt crucial element in women empowermen­t
• Seeking a revision
• Abang Jo: GPS MPs to support ‘equal partner proposal’ in parliament
• Dewan Rakyat: Proposal to restore Sabah, Sarawak’s status main focus
• India slams Pakistan action against militants
• ‘RUSH HOUR’
• Kuching braced for back-toback armwrestli­ng events
• ‘PSB welcomes reps from other parties’
• Need to amend law for vaccinatio­ns to be mandatory
• Thoughts & Opinion
• Science & Tech
• Gardening
• S’wak’s own internatio­nal schools proposal lauded
• Sarawak praised for willingnes­s to invest in education
• Padungan rep: Bring back Englishmed­ium schools
• PSB reminds SUPP sec-gen on ‘unfriendly’ gesture
• Proposed amendment to constituti­on reflects sincerity, political will – Dr Yii
• PSB amused by PDP chief’s vitriolic attack
• Tiong foresees political storm ahead
• CM: Section 6 not used to grab native land
• Return of equal partner status of Sabah and Sarawak
• ‘RM5 million incubator meant for women entreprene­urs’
• Landfill blaze leaves 11 families homeless
• Amendment proposal seen as great news for Sarawak and Sabah
• Talks on Sarawak’s rights progressin­g well, says CM
• Proposed amendment will get through — Abdullah Saidol
• STAR: Bill to amend Article 1(2) too little too late
• Deputy minister: Have faith in PH government
• Equal status for Sarawak in federation not enough, says Sharifah Hasidah
• Mawan returned unopposed as SDNU president
• Anti-rabies vaccinatio­n event gets overwhelmi­ng response
• Dog in bite case suspected to be infected with rabies virus
• IGP: Four charged with insulting Islam on social media
• Merit, capability boost women participat­ion
• Villagers enjoy 24-hour electricit­y under Sares
• Bintawa Riverfront apartments open for viewing
• PBB Pujut Welfare Bureau holds charity car wash
• School offers UK degree at lower cost
• Prom night to remember for Executive College
• Public lecture discusses laws affecting Sarawak rights
• Sarawak Energy ensures developmen­t complies with EIA
• Be a catalyst in transforma­tion programmes, SDNU urged
• Is the mosque a political centre?
• An afternoon at a California­n farmers’ market
• Penguang: Stop picking on petty issues
• Lawas eatery gets warning notice for not complying with smoking ban
• Necessary amendments of the FC and Federal Acts
• STB, Tischler Reisen sign MoU on joint tourism marketing
• Tasik Biru rep promises to improve school facilities for better learning environmen­t
• Public urged to fight spread of dengue
• Attack on Ebola centre leaves one dead, 1 injured
• Japanese woman confirmed as world’s oldest person aged 116
• North Korea may be preparing a missile or space launch — NPR
• Anger at ‘leniency’ after 13 Congolese died in police station
• US women’s football team sues over discrimina­tion
• Calls mount for women’s cricket to get Commonweal­th Games place
• Serena seeks solidarity in fight against ‘double standards’
• Stephens stunned, Serena cruises at Indian Wells
• Champions League chase leaves Man Utd little time to bask in PSG glory
• Klopp not stressing over Salah slump
• ‘Every game is a final’: Willian eyes Chelsea charge
• ‘Roma is in my DNA,’ says Ranieri as he returns to rescue hometown club
• Pochettino keen on return to Spain, flattered by Real Madrid interest
• Waiter and Rocket to fight it out
• Paris 2024 rejects Olympic pleas by karate, squash
• Aaliyah wins two silver medals in Junior Moomba
• Serena backs US women’s footballer­s in gender discrimina­tion lawsuit
• KRFC to hold rugby 7s tournament, dinner for anniversar­y
• SpaceX capsule back on Earth, paving way for new manned US flights
• Fired cancer patient exposes plight of HK’s foreign maids
• Australia admits failings in Pacific as China looms
• You’ve got to be kidding! US town elects goat as ‘mayor’
• Israel hits Gaza in response to ‘projectile’
• Istanbul police fire tear gas at banned women’s day rally
• UN investigat­ors hot on trail of Syrian war criminals
• Trump’s Mideast envoy meets UN council
• Guaido cranks up pressure on Maduro
• Manning jailed for refusal to testify in WikiLeaks case
• Trump sees ‘unbelievab­le’ tornado damage in Alabama visit
• Tens of thousands stage rallies in Algeria
• Nigeria’s Buhari looks to consolidat­e at state elections
• IS runaway teen’s baby son dies in Syria
• EU’s Tajani says Brexit date can be delayed few weeks at most
• After IS, Mosul tackles another terror: super-resistant bacteria
• Pigeon racing in Iraq: Pricey birds, stonethrow­ing bandits
• Once-bustling Baghdad boulevard languishin­g in disrepair
• Hospital develops 3D-printed prosthetic­s for war victims
• War horses: Syria’s Arabian beauties plod way to recovery
• New violin design could change the instrument forever
• Improving efficiency of solar cell by using just a bucket of water
• Getting creative with artificial intelligen­ce
• 30 years later, Berners-Lee sees mission to fix internet’s setbacks
• Fitbit launches four new wearables to make fitness tracking more affordable
• Samsung is already at work on new smartphone­s with foldable screens
• Five myths about Michael Jackson
• ‘Simpsons’ creators drop episode featuring Jackson
• Rappers file Supreme Court brief to educate justices about rap music
• Das Kartoon: Romance meets propaganda in China’s Marx anime
• Fake accounts: China faces social media crackdown
• Smollett indicted on 16 felony counts — Reports
• Manafort’s ‘shockingly lenient’ sentence ridiculed on late night shows
• ‘Captain Marvel’ star Brie Larson signs with Apple
• James McAvoy to auction off autographe­d Oscar shirt for children’s charity
• Emma Watson wanted for role in standalone ‘Black Widow’
• • PRS Q&A with Ismitz Matthew De Alwis, Kenanga Investors CEO • Lack of awareness
• Federal Reserve scraps ‘qualitativ­e’ test for US banks in 2019 stress tests
• How the private sector can benefit from rising energy demand in the Philippine­s
• Ghost workers sap Tunisia’s phosphate wealth
• World markets themes for the week ahead
• How do you plan for retirement?
• Eye on retirement schemes
• Sabah & Sarawak
• FBM KLCI to trend lower towards 1,650 points
• Ask, and we will answer
• A chaotic market for one sensor stalls self-driving cars
• Support level broken, further declines expected
• Weekly Snapshots

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