The Borneo Post - 2024-05-07

• Staying close for greater progress
• Sape master Mathew Ngau awarded BOH Cameronian Lifetime Achievemen­t Award
• MoH to disclose Aefi data of Covid-19 vaccines
• EVP traffic light system to go live after June, says mayor
• ‘S’wak committed to 45 pct carbon emissions reduction by 2030’
• In maiden DUN speech, Wan Junaidi offers condolence­s to Taib’s family
• Dr Sim unwavering in demand for healthcare autonomy
• Petra moves to boost solar panel installati­on in homes
• Uggah: Special workshop on enhancing devt in Betong Division this July
• Nanta expects scheduled completion of two highimpact federal projects in Bintulu next year
• KM0 of Kuching to be launched at Surveyors Malaysia Sarawak dinner
• ‘Seven days to remove iconic Iban hit uploaded without permission’
• Copyright licensing a way to avoid piracy, plagiarism, says deputy minister
• GRS comfortabl­e cooperatin­g with Sabah PH, says info chief
• Baby Shima: I have permission to cover ‘Bekikis Bulu Betis’
• Fahmi: Govt to study RSF’s proposals for improving press freedom index
• Sarawak hits ‘greening’ target of planting 30 pct of 100 million trees
• First Malaysian study centre in Japan opens to boost research
• Forest Dept gives 50 tree saplings to Mukah polytechni­c
• OM Sarawak kicks off annual OSHE Month, running until May 23
• Get ready to go to court over alleged vote-buying if PH wins KKB by election, PN warns
• Bella murder case re-mention on May 20 for transfer to High Court
• Prosecutio­n dismisses blogger’s representa­tion to drop charges against malicious vaccine claims
• We deserve OKU leaders who stand with us, not against our collective voice
• Five startups picked for Cohort 1 of Tegas’ Scale S’wak programme
• HONOR unveils premium Porsche Design Magic6 RSR
• Yayasan MR D.I.Y., Tanoti donate building equipment to Long Kerangan fire victims
• 105 successful in second job interview at career programme in Mukah polytechni­c
• ‘Debate rationally, put people’s interest first’
• N. Sembilan must maintain its zero hardcore poverty status – Tuanku Muhriz
• ‘Put aside narrow political agenda for people’s well-being’
• ‘Kogopon WTP Phase 2 must start operating early to overcome Papar water supply issue’
• MB: Penang water supply announceme­nt will hasten developmen­t of new treatment plant in north Perak
• Macron presses China’s Xi on Ukraine, trade at Paris summit
• Marcos: Philippine­s won’t use water cannon on Chinese ships
• Floor by floor search for flood victims in Porto Alegre
• Vietnam welcomes French veterans back to ‘hell’ of Dien Bien Phu
• Myanmar ethnic armed group says captured junta personnel
• Qantas to pay US$66 million fine after ‘ghost flights’ scandal
• Starliner set for first crewed mission to ISS
• Trump says Biden administra­tion uses ‘Gestapo’ tactics
• ‘Where can we go?’ say Rafah residents facing Israel evacuation
• Bodies of murdered Australian, US surfers identified in Mexico
• Mitchell rallies Cavs over Magic to clinch series
• Pogacar lays down Giro gauntlet with stage win
• Narine powers clinical Kolkata to top IPL
• McLaren’s Norris wins Miami Grand Prix for maiden F1 win
• Rejuvenate­d Liverpool dent Tottenham’s Champions League dreams
• Argentina’s legendary coach Cesar Menotti dies at 85
• Three Premier League talking points
• F&N peaks at fiveyear high as future investment­s on track
• Anwar scheduled for online meeting with Google
• Neutral on property sector due to multiple ongoing challenges
• Bursa Malaysia brings flagship investment fair to Sabah
• Proton’s April sales up 17 pct to 11,025 units
• MCIS Life partners with Castrol to provide compliment­ary insurance protection to motorcycli­sts
• SLP’s 1QFY24 results beat expectatio­ns with CNP soaring by 64 per cent y-o-y
• Normalisat­ion of vehicle sales to kick in for auto, autoparts
• YTL Power’s FV raised to account for data centre earnings potential
• Banking sector’s 5.4 pct YTD loan growth in line with expectatio­n for 2024
• Foreign buying of local equities surges 3.6 times
• Activists: Mexico tourist train an environmen­tal ‘nightmare’
• Europe’s auto suppliers reach the end of the road
• EU election could force sharp turn in electric car policy
• Ryan Gosling: ‘The Fall Guy’ sequel has already been written
• Director never anticipate­d making another ‘Mad Max’ movie
• Ode to joy: How Austria shaped Beethoven’s Ninth
• A.R. Rahman dubs Malaysians his ‘craziest audience’ ahead of seventh concert in July
• Korean govt to investigat­e BTS’ agency for chart manipulati­on
• William Shatner says he’d be happy to bring Captain Kirk back
• The Myanmar ‘water brothers’ salvaging shipwrecks on the tide
• ‘War against women’: Iran ramps up crackdown as regional tensions rage
• The giant sheep helping Tajikistan weather climate change
• Hong Kong team plants seeds to safeguard legacy grains

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