The Borneo Post - 2024-03-13

• Biocoal as fuel to fire power plants?
• Ministry halts disability allowance for ‘beggar’ who owns Proton X70
• Sukma XXI: S’wak Sports Village to be completed by end of April
• ‘More Bersatu leaders, pioneer members expected to join PKR’
• ‘School programme invitation­s must adhere to guidelines’
• MoH resumes Ramadan ops to ensure food safety
• Transport minister suggests daily Singapore-Miri Scoot flights
• Sarawak’s unity, harmony a result of Premier’s inclusive policy – Uggah
• Doppa calls for transparen­cy in FFB pricing
• After man allegedly marries 2 wives, Fatimah says civil law only allows monogamy
• Federal Court decision should put vernacular schools issue to rest, says Dapsy Sarawak
• DAP man says ‘baffled’ by MPP chairman’s RM1.5 mln funding for council remarks
• Ramadan bazaar vendors reminded on keeping cleanlines­s, hygiene
• SEB recognises outstandin­g achievemen­ts of its employees at dinners
• Internatio­nal advisors of USPG pay courtesy call on TYT
• TBS continues to provide aid to asnaf group, says GM
• No basis for amendment to Schedule 9 of the Federal Constituti­on
• Temenggong Lau: Sibu needs more Chinese KMKK
• Sibu’s iconic mass breaking of fast to be held on March 23
• Digital Village accelerato­r programme chooses six Sarawak-based startups
• Top property developmen­t industry players awarded at MPA 2023
• ‘SRC’s US$15 mln transferre­d out via Jho Low-linked firm’
• AGC yet to decide on Najib’s request to drop charges for SRC RM27 mln case
• TSI public speaking competitio­n seeks to harness Sarawak youth potential
• Mydin unveils campaign offering savings, varieties for Ramadan, Eid
• MR DIY presents ‘Raya Sama-Sama’ with Alif Satar
• Sarawak Energy celebrates Internatio­nal Women’s Day with charity event
• ‘Physical therapy vital for kids with neurodisab­ilities’
• Why should we care about ESG?
• Symposium, dinner among major events for IEM Miri silver jubilee
• UMS civil engineerin­g students attend ‘Civitour’ programme
• Govt refutes claims of oppressing refugees, foreign detainees
• ECRL achieves new milestone with 30 tunnel excavation­s
• Prudence Foundation partners MRC to introduce ‘Safe Schools, Safe Kids’
• Foreign nationals: KDN, Sabah govt to develop comprehens­ive strategy
• More than 28,000 Indian entreprene­urs have benefitted from Spumi, says Ramanan
• Bus-driving mother of four proves her worth in male-dominated job
• Gazans break fast without ‘joy of Ramadan’
• Car travellers via Woodlands and Tuas in Singapore can use QR code from March 19
• S.Korea ‘concerned’ doctors’ strike could escalate
• Indonesia vastly under-reports methane emissions from coal — Report
• Pakistan PM appoints cabinet tasked with ending economic crisis
• Greenpeace calls for high seas protected area in Galapagos
• Zelensky claims Russian advance in Ukraine ‘halted’
• US hits targets in Yemen as Huthis vow to step up Red Sea attacks
• South Korean detained in Russia getting consular assistance
• Massa takes legal action over lost 2008 F1 title
• Charity tennis tourney pays respect to ‘Sunny’
• Evenepoel stays back to prep for Tour de France finale
• How EPL title race stands with 10 games to go
• Dortmund and Terzic host PSV with future on the line
• Djokovic vows to play Miami after Indian Wells shock
• Luqman, Annil among 17 in U-23 training squad
• No medal target yet but Sarawak out to regain Para Sukma title
• Bertrand skips competitio­ns to focus on training
• Darren commits to team over personal outcomes
• Malaysia continues be preferred investment destinatio­n for American investors
• CTOS downgraded after court claims its credit scoring as not legal
• The 16th IFSB Summit set for May 8 & 9 in Brunei Darussalam
• Ambank Group forecasts ringgit to appreciate further to RM4.5 by year end
• Sunway iLabs, Jetro conclude 2024 Green Transforma­tion Accelerato­r Programme
• SC’s AOB reprimands auditors for violation of auditing standards
• Shigang Farmers’ Associatio­n eyes export of 150 tonnes of Taichung murcott tangerine this year
• Matrade debuts customised market immersion mission to the Philippine­s
• Constructi­on sector’s 4QFY23 results surprises analysts
• TNB, Siemens Energy tie-up a catalyst for exploring green hydrogen usage technology
• DOSM: Manufactur­ing sales value rebounds with 3.2 pct growth in Jan 2024
• Natural rubber output eases by 0.2 pct in January 2024
• Palm oil stocks fall five pct to 1.92 mln tonnes in February
• Women rangers fight poachers and prejudice in Kenya
• Ukraine’s drone industry seeks to tip scales against Russia
• Ukrainian drone attack on Russia ignites fuel depots
• Angela Bassett: Portraying violence of rape emotionall­y draining
• Ziggy Marley: Mixed response to Bob Marley biopic fitting
• Oscars ratings climb to almost 20 mln as ‘Oppenheime­r’ reigns
• Cork school ‘super proud’ of past pupil, Oscar hero Cillian Murphy
• Winning Oscar transforms Jamie Lee Curtis’s career
• Paganini’s violin gets X-ray treatment in quest of sound secrets
• AR Rahman to release 16 new compositio­ns with all-women Dubai-based Firdaus Orchestra
• New AI-video tool by maker of ChatGPT worries media creators
• Tech giants sign pact against AI-made political deepfakes
• Artificial glaciers stave off drought in Kyrgyzstan
• Icy reception for plan to ‘save’ Venezuela’s last glacier

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