The Borneo Post - 2019-04-30

• Taib rallies people behind CM
• Liew to monitor proceeding­s of Sarawak DUN on MA63
• Anwar confident of gaining people’s support
• Man City back on top, De Gea costs Man Utd once more
• DCM: Going digital the way forward for Sarawak
• MCC enforces By-law on eateries putting fixture in public areas
• Sri Lanka on alert for imminent attacks
• Insulting religion: 867 reports lodged against speaker
• 12 records could be set at the Billboard Music Awards
• Ops out to stop illegal recording, streaming of movies in cinemas
• P&G to improve smallholde­rs livelihood in palm supply chain
• Najib’s SRC trial set from 9am to 3.30pm during Ramadan
• Gandingan Mentari listed as high-risk account — Witness
• ‘New Bill to strengthen water resources management in states’
• Court rejects Najib’s bid to quash seven SRC charges
• TYT officiates at first meeting of fourth term of 18th DUN
• Leaders across political divide urged to fight for Sarawak’s rights
• NGO hands petition to DCM to enforce amended land code
• Shell Eco-Marathon Asia 2019 takes place at Sepang
• Stampin Resettleme­nt Scheme folk upset about uncollecte­d rubbish, plant overgrowth
• National Social Council raises need for ministries involvemen­t in fulfilling agreements
• ‘Generosity of hawkers, shopkeeper­s in supporting school praise-worthy’
• Community leaders receive appointmen­t certificat­es from Uggah
• Sarawak shines at Asean PR Excellence Awards
• New NGO from KK seeks guidance from Hope Place Kuching
• Writers gather for two-day symposium
• ‘Improve teachers’ English to teach Science, Maths’
• Record number participat­e in 4th Kuching Run for Autism
• HSL supports Kuching Run for Autism
• Yayasan Sarawak education roadshow an informativ­e platform for school-leavers
• HELP to run Cambridge PDQ in Malaysia
• Smart Reader Kids pupils join nationwide 10-minute reading programme
• Home of Santa Clara receives fourth donation from Good Samaritans
• 5 motorbikes seized, one motorcycli­st detained, 30 summonses issued in ‘Op Samseng Jalanan’
• Man gets death again in re-trial for 2014 murder of wife
• Tefal launches series of innovative products
• BBQ Chicken opens new outlet at Miri Times Square
• Indonesia detains Viet fishermen after clash at sea
• Jihadists kill pastor, four others in Burkina church attack
• Wife, daughter of Sri Lanka bombings mastermind will survive blast – Hospital
• Bielsa sportsmans­hip confirms Sheff Utd’s Premier League promotion
• Five teams make it to the quarter-finals of Sarawak Central Zone Soccer League
• Asian Youth championsh­ip closes with a movie treat for keglers
• SMK Kuching High, SJK Chung No.2 are the champs
• Farah refuses to blame Gebrselass­ie row for London finish
• Eriksen’s future an indicator of what Tottenham should avoid
• 12 Sarawak gamers in the fray for selection national
• French Open ‘far away’ for Thiem after Barcelona triumph
• Liverpool’s Van Dijk wins PFA Player of Year award
• Gymkhana swimmers finish among top five cross channel challenge
• Cambodian PM says China ready to help if EU imposes sanctions
• Indonesia plans to move capital city out of crowded Java island
• France holds 4 over ‘extremely violent’ attack plot
• Spain’s Socialists weigh partners for forming govt
• Floods in Indonesia kill dozens, thousands displaced
• Police examine motive of synagogue shooter
• UN gives Mozambique US$13 mln for cyclone damage
• Security beefed up as emperor prepares to abdicate
• Thousands evacuated near Montreal as floods worsen
• Crawling to extinction: Singapore turtle haven fights for life
• Singapore activist fined for Facebook post on courts
• Police break up clashes in east India, Mumbai votes in fourth phase of massive poll
• Suspect in Taiwan Valentine’s murder jailed in Hong Kong
• Australia holds first election debate as race tightens
• US Navy warships sail through strategic Taiwan Strait
• Rabbi says Jews won’t be cowed
• Suspect caught after seven bodies found at two Tennessee homes
• No peace if Taliban do not adapt – US envoy
• Israeli AG gives Netanyahu ultimatum on graft hearing
• Son of French hostage in Mali denounces government inaction
• 12 Yemeni civilians including children killed in two days
• Thousands gather in Kabul for rare Afghan peace meeting
• Iran drone video of American carrier appears ‘years old’
• Novel programme gives homeless people jobs and housing too
• America’s elderly twice as likely to work now than in 1985
• Everyone needs an editor, even choreograp­hers - now, they’re finally welcoming more voices in the studio
• Final ‘Avengers’ blows up Hollywood records with huge weekend take
• Chow Yun Fatt defends wife’s ‘plain looks’
• Linkin Park member Joe Hahn discusses band, future plans
• Disney’s Fox seeks to quash US$128 mln ‘Bones’ punishment
• Five television series not to miss in May
• ‘Tolkien' looks at early years of ‘Lord of the Rings' writer
• World turns out for record ‘Endgame’ movie debut
• Fifth consecutiv­e loss for MMHE, Bokor remains bulk of orderbook
• M’sia eyes potential investment­s worth RM10 billion from Expo 2020 Dubai
• SC cautiously optimistic over possible increase in 2019 sukuk issuances
• IDEAS: Refugees could contribute over RM3 billion to the Malaysian economy if granted rights to work
• US-China ties could hinge on enforcemen­t
• Public Bank achieves pretax profit of RM1.82 bln in 1Q19
• Intra-Asia to continue driving Westports’ container volume
• New aircraft boosts AirAsia’s performanc­e in 1Q19
• UOB Malaysia’s PAT increases to RM1.24 billion in 2018
• Bursa Malaysia posts lower 1Q profit of RM46.9 million
• SC: Islamic finance has prominent role in financial inclusion
• Analysts sanguine on prospect of CIMB Niaga in FY19
• TNB ready to venture into fibre optic infrastruc­ture business
• FGV, PLS Plantation look to form JV for developmen­t of durian plantation­s
• Dutch Lady’s strategy in a bid to pursue greater market share — Analysts
• Analyst: Fund flow reversal into equities market as early as 3Q
• Bursa Malaysia ends marginally lower
• Offshore investors remained as net sellers for fifth week running
• Haven of peace in DR Congo’s restive east
• Women’s football team takes on sexism in Comoros
• Fly me to the moon: Germany eyes slice of lucrative space market
• China’s rocket start-ups go small in age of ‘shoebox’ satellites
• Corbyn-proof? British water, power firms take nationalis­ation precaution­s
• Boeing CEO faces shareholde­rs for first time since 737 MAX crashes
• Canadian, Japanese leaders tout benefits of Pacific deal
• Survey: US firms trim growth forecasts amid tariffs, worker shortage
• Canadian farm exports run into Chinese wall amid diplomatic dispute
• Britain’s FM urges caution over Huawei role in 5G network
• Global tightening cycle over, slower ride for growth ahead
• Iran sanctions, unrest hit Mideast growth — IMF
• Eastern Libyan state oil firm AGOCO producing 304,000 bpd — Chairman

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