The Borneo Post - 2019-04-12

• End school repair shenanigan­s
• Noraini Ahmad new PAC chairman, first woman to hold post
• S’wak Energy: Prolonged land protest delaying works at Miri substation
• Huawei Malaysia, S’wak strengthen digital economy partnershi­p
• Hamilton focused only on winning
• Samarahan Regatta 2019 to add 20-paddler category
• India kicks off biggest election in history
• ‘Avengers: Endgame’ advance ticket sales set new record
• DRB-Hicom positive on Proton’s recovery
• Sacofa committed to well-being of rural folk
• Perodua unveils special limited edition Bezza
• Uggah’s defamation suit against Vernon to resume May 27-29, June 17-19
• Mohd Isa maintains not guilty plea, trial starts on Oct 7
• Make primary schools conducive for learning, MoE told
• NRDA projects ought to start soonest, says Awang Tengah
• Not necessary to have institute on urban governance yet — Penguang
• Parliament refers Najib to Rights and Privileges Committee over embargo breach
• ‘Felda’s loss like daylight robbery’
• ‘Amending Constituti­on no trivial matter, should not be rushed’
• Baru: Holistic amendment talk an ‘excuse without merit’ by GPS
• Tiong explains rejection of amendment Bill by GPS
• PBB wants PM’s assurance tasks of committees will continue
• Congress on pain management attracts participan­ts from 36 countries
• Deputy Education DG puts forward several ideas to enhance nation’s educationa­l excellence
• S’wak govt supportive of Pacific Partnershi­p missions — Dr Rundi
• Political news may be a category in Kenyalang Journalism Awards
• Have referendum to allow Sarawakian­s to decide for themselves — Tiang
• Associatio­n laments drop in budget hotels occupancy rate
• STU: Empathise with teachers, students in dilapidate­d schools
• DBNA’s Education and Career Guidance Fair 2019 to involve 9 branches
• Voon undecided on contesting in coming state polls despite many requests
• SRDC: Abandoned houses not main contributo­r of dengue cases
• MCC reminds rate payers to pay assessment fees by May 31
• New national car brand a boost for automotive industry — Dr M
• Roaming around Rome
• Grab partners with MOT to implement facial recognitio­n feature
• Govt to amend eligibilit­y terms for disabled to obtain PSV licence — Loke
• Negligence, lack of exposure among factors causing firearms accidents, says Police chief
• Bong grateful for chance to be lead composer
• SM Jalan Riam Miri wins Student’s Forum Competitio­n 2019
• Parents urged to work with teachers for their children’s benefit
• Youths advised to upgrade to meet modern-day challenges
• ‘Emulate Chinese community for good health’
• Shade at SMK Baru almost completed
• SMK St Joseph Miri wins Green Technology show competitio­n
• 4th Sarawak Deaf Community Sports opens for registrati­on
• Malcolm unleashes ‘Superhero’ mode during school talk
• Prerogativ­e of PTAs to decide on non-attendance donation at AGMs
• Sudan’s Omar al-Bashir ousted by military
• Water battles with elephants kick off Thailand’s New Year
• Chinese researcher­s create monkeys with human brain genes
• Critical Philippine journalist asks court to lift Duterte ban
• Detroit rout Knicks to claim last playoff ticket
• Pique praises Barca’s defensive steel in narrow win over United
• No women’s Masters in Augusta National’s future, says chairman
• Japan names new Olympics minister after gaffes
• M’sian golfer died of natural causes, report shows
• Karate squad bring back two bronze medals
• Barcelona show ugly side to leave United on ropes
• Syukri, Aairen receive national call-up
• United boss hoping for PSG repeat against Barcelona
• Par-3 winner Wallace topples old guard, sinks hole-in-one
• Ronaldo on another level, says Juve’s Allegri
• Chinese arm wrestling yanks hard for recognitio­n
• WFS continues effort to produce more judges, coaches
• Australian PM sets election for May 18
• EU gives Britain sixmonth delay to Brexit date
• Netanyahu looks to form rightwing govt after victory
• S. Korean constituti­onal court eases abortion ban
• Yemen holds mass funeral for children killed in Sanaa blast
• US attorney- general’s ‘ spying’ remarks anger Democrats
• Welcome to the family: Dig finds new early human species
• US warship cruises disputed sea in Philippine war games
• Two dead in clashes on first day of India election
• Vietnam man arrested smuggling tiger skin, bones to China
• Pakistan takes foreign journalist­s, diplomats on visit to Indian strike site
• Carlos Ghosn’s wife questioned in Tokyo
• Push to cure hepatitis B, a neglected disease
• Iraq offers to try hundreds of accused foreign jihadists for a fee
• Iraq receives 300 artifacts excavated from ancient city Ur
• Egypt denies technical failures caused 2016 Airbus crash
• Blizzard barrels through US Great Plains
• Hondurans defy Trump to head north for US border
• Peruvian judge orders arrest of ex-president in bribery probe
• Brazil flooding unleashes caimans in Rio neighbourh­ood
• Tirana airport security under scrutiny after runway heist
• Macron signs into law controvers­ial French ‘anti-rioters’ bill
• Polls shows Socialists hold lead ahead of election, short of majority
• Fastest car chargers waiting for batteries to catch up
• Hyundai publishes design sketches of upcoming SUV
• ‘Hellboy’ reboot isn’t better with more gore and profanity than the original
• ‘Grease’ prequel ‘Summer Loving’ in the works
• Disney’s ‘Lion King’ remake roars to life with new trailer
• For ‘355’ flick, Fan Bingbing is in while Huayi makes hasty exit
• Teresa Teng dumped Jackie Chan after she was ignored
• The only way ‘Game of Thrones’ can end
• ‘Game of Thrones’ author to discover TV ending to his saga
• Kim Kardashian studying law, wants to become attorney
• KPJ on track with expansion plans, including East Malaysian outlets
• Signs of weakness point towards OPR cut in May — Analysts
• Plans on track for Sheda Property Expo in Sept
• Best year for Carlsberg Malaysia with excellent growth
• G3 Global, SenseTime Group to invest US$1 billion in Malaysia’s first AI park
• Visa ranks Malaysia at 19th in govt e-payments adoption
• Digi launches Wi-Fi for Kuching buses, vans with iFleet
• US puts 37 Chinese companies and schools on red-flag ‘unverified’ list
• Bursa Malaysia falls to 52-week low
• Hungarian Roma designer fights stereotype­s via fashion
• Brussels boy to pee-cycle after landmark leak inquiry
• No Uber, no problem: Brazil app drives into Sao Paulo’s no-go zones
• Cuba’s worker bees boost thriving honey business
• Trump signs orders targeting states’ power to slow energy projects
• US, China agree to establish trade deal enforcemen­t offices –Mnuchin
• British supermarke­t giant Tesco posts rising profit
• US consumer prices rise solidly, but underlying trend remains tame
• ECB’s Draghi whets investor appetite for more action
• Nigeria plans special economic zones to double manufactur­ing by 2025
• Papua New Guinea minister resigns over vast gas contract
• Chinese employees stole corporate secrets from ASML — Dutch Daily
• China’s consumer and producer prices tick up in March
• Growth woes, trade tension douse rally in Asian shares
• Fed minutes weigh on dollar, pound numb to Brexit extension
• Finding the right milk formula for these orphaned elephants
• Russian officials say will free ‘whale jail’ animals

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