The Star Malaysia - 2018-04-02

• Thieves target the Wira
• Najib: We’ve set aside RM25mil for Chinese e-commerce entreprene­urs
• Marvel’s diehard fan
• Prayer of hope
• Do not sabotage BN candidates, says Zahid
• PM: Wala’ can help us win
• Najib may stay with tradition of Parliament dissolutio­n
• Johor Sultan pays tribute to late son
• Ugandan children’s choir returns with Easter message
• ‘Dr M admits he cannot do it all’
• Man behind rocket logo dies at age 83
• Team Tokpa focuses on voters who are out of state
• Johor EC chief: We’ve 1.82 million registered voters in the state
• It’s an all-out challenge in Johor
• Boo asked to vacate Skudai seat
• Pakatan fields social activist Tee in Senai state seat
• Negri looks a safe bet for Barisan
• Pontian boys take care of constituen­ts
• Durian offerings for ancestors
• Clear streets of beggars, JB urged
• Two bodies found off Indonesia’s Pulau Rupat
• Turning real life into ‘reel’ dramas
• How secure is my personal data?
• The lawfully and awfully wedded
• Helpmelah called upon to live up to his name
• M’sians fly to HK for Gor Gor’s death anniversar­y
• Painful homecoming in Marawi
• Ten dead as building hit by car collapses in India
• Expelled diplomats to leave
• Thai editor faces criminal charges over picture of kings in masks
• London firm lets staff set their salaries
• US and S. Korea start low-key army exercise
• Kenya urges life sentence for ivory possession
• Designer florist picked for royal wedding
• Gaza mourns after bloodshed
• Dalai Lama urges unity as India drifts towards China
• Veteran Russian governor resigns over mall fire
• ‘Heavenly Palace’ plunging to earth
• Second-hand books find new life and readers online
• Second basketball team for autistic kids launched
• Sherpa aims for record 22nd Everest summit
• Gold miners seize farm belonging to Grace Mugabe
• Japanese women confront grim taboo
• Correct way to keep children safe in cars
• Concerned over fate of nursing school
• Saving insect pollinator­s ensures human survival
• Consider farming as a viable job for youths
• Put arts in STEM for all-round education
• Balancing the success report
• Implementi­ng common bar course could be part of reform
• Wall stands tall as Wizards punch ticket to playoffs
• Struggling Djokovic splits with coach Agassi
• Lindberg leads by three shots heading into final round
• Aussies hurting over scandal as heavy defeat looms
• Vince and Stoneman’s fifties put England ahead of New Zealand
• Stuff of champions
• Adrenaline powers weary Ibrahimovi­c to dream debut
• Whirlwind Bayern crush Dortmund but title has to wait
• PSG see off Monaco to seal fifth straight Cup
• Bale hopes for Real stay but will consider other options
• Puel confounds doubters as he makes his mark at Leicester
• Mourinho invites rivals into news conference after win
• Late Defoe goal earns Bournemout­h draw at Watford
• Gunners break Potters
• Malaysia play like a well-oiled team against Bhutan
• Young Hafiz aims to wow the world of bowling in senior debut
• The earlier the better
• Hungry Eain Yow believes he can pull off a surprise in doubles with Syafiq
• Gunning for a repeat
• Chaturanga and Guru are biggest threat to Azroy’s quest for gold
• STEPHENS CAPS STUNNING WEEKE END WITH MIAMI TITLE E
• POULTER KEEPS US MASTERS DREAM ALIVE IN HOUSTON
• MAN CITY TO PUT FOCUS ON LIVERPOOL TIE, NOT UNITED
• IT AIN’T THE SAME WITHOUT MESSI
• COUNTDOWN TO GOLD COAST COMMONWEAL­TH GAMES – 2 DAYS TO GO
• FORMER GREATS CHALLENGE ATHLETES TO O BEAT SIX-GOLD TARGET

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