New Straits Times - 2020-09-28

• TYT needs time to consider who should be Sabah CM
• Of politics and pandemics
• EMCO extended at Tawau Prison and quarters
• NU Sentral employee tests positive for virus
• Anwar: PKR respects the decision of Sabah voters
• ECONOMIC ISSUES THE FOCUS OF SABAHANS
• THE PEOPLE OF SABAH HAVE SPOKEN
• ‘I USED BPN TO RESTART MY BUSINESS’
• ‘Wage subsidy programme a lifeline for small traders’
• ‘SMART’ KILLS 2 BIRDS WITH 1 STONE
• Let’s move on beyond the politics
• Many can’t achieve the five levels in hierarchy of financial needs
• Water polluters in Selangor to face minimum RM200,000 fine
• ENSURE PROPER LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM
• Precision farming is the future
• NEW HALAL PLATFORM TO SPUR SECTOR GROWTH
• Gamuda: No further IBS asset impairment likely in near term
• FOREIGN WORKERS SATISFIED WITH WAGES, BENEFITS
• Ringgit helped by FTSE Russell’s decision on Malaysian bonds
• US ARTBANK AIMS TO BOOST ART INVESTMENT
• Razer Fintech keeps options open in licence bid
• Trading sentiment may improve this week
• Bots Towards smart cities
• When the going gets tough...
• Robot eases loneliness of virus patients
• 350 monks in Yangon have Covid-19
• Cambodia seeks Russia’s Covid-19 vaccine
• MELBOURNE CURFEW LIFTED
• VARSITIES WILL BLOOM ONLINE
• German town in far-right stronghold welcomes migrants
• Years after second intifada, Palestinia­ns face bleak future
• AZERBAIJAN, ARMENIA CLASH OVER DISPUTED REGION
• Bottas wins Russian GP, Hamilton frustrated
• ‘SITTING DUCK’ ADVANCES
• ‘Incredible’ Anna powers to rare double win at worlds
• THRILLING START FOR INTER
• Ramos penalty snatches win for Real over Betis
• Haaland draws a blank as Dortmund crash
• FIGHTBACK AFTER BOO-BOOS
• Arteta voices fears over virus threat from internatio­nal window
• Hodgson claims rule changes ‘ruining’ game
• LUCKY RED GIANTS
• ROSSI’S LONG, WINDING ROAD TO SRT

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