The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2020-06-22

• See you in court, Shafie tells Musa
• LDP to allow bumiputera candidates to contest
• Non-Muslim marriage ceremonies now allowed, with strict SOPs
• Pandemic in Sabah under control
• Over 600 Sepanggar Warisan members quit
• Trump holds rally despite virus warning
• APSF endorses cancellati­on of Para Games
• One new Covid-19 case in Tawau
• Ex-PKR leader told to show proof of mass resignatio­n or face legal action
• All systems go for Petronas Education Sponsorshi­p Programme
• Tradition of making zong zi continues despite RMCO
• Call to expedite constructi­on of school in Penampang
• Timing of suit against Musa suspicious – Abdul Rahman
• Ministry discusses Sabah fruit export industry
• Tawau fire victims receive aid from elected representa­tives
• Huazong: Stop politicisi­ng reopening of businesses
• Bantuan Prihatin Elektrik additional aid will not affect TNB’s operations – chairman
• Singapore mosques to resume Friday prayers June 26
• Imported rice supply not affected – Kiandee
• JCI Tanjung Aru, school help frontliner­s
• CAPP to protect community against Covid-19
• A blessing for entreprene­ur who embraced change
• Don’t overlook children’s mental health – Befriender­s KL patron
• More assets needed to combat smuggling of illegal immigrants
• Catholics attend first drive-in mass at church car park
• 49 new rat trails identified in S'wak
• SOP adherence on minds of students on verge of returning to school
• Over 100 apply to join DAP, aim to set up Stapok branch
• Sarawak has lowest electricit­y tariffs
• Three new Covid-19 cases
• Beijing reports 22 new virus cases as millions tested
• George Floyd death sparks Asian American soul-searching
• Internet blackout in Rakhine enters second year
• China to set up ‘security agency’ in Hong Kong
• Society at ‘tipping point’ with anti-racism rallies — Greta
• US judge allows release of Bolton’s book
• Putin hails ‘hero doctors’ who died from virus
• Italian glacier covered to slow melting
• Former Bangladesh captain Mashrafe tests positive for virus
• Hamilton launches diversity commission in motorsport
• NFL Redskins retire jersey of racial pioneer Mitchell
• Interim chief Hockley looks to reset Australian cricket
• Atletico eye Champions League as Getafe stumble again
• Cavani to leave PSG before Champions League last eight
• Iraqi football legend Radhi dies from Covid-19
• Developer must pay to cover recurring costs, says KLBA
• Union advises NFL players not to work out together as virus cases rise
• Arsenal stunned by Brighton as Wolves close on top four
• Hatton, Ancer, Simpson and Palmer share PGA Heritage lead
• Do ar-rahnu and personal financing similar?
• Covid-19 and the interest rate conundrum
• Consider ‘travel bubble’ for internatio­nal business travel
• OCBC sets new sustainabl­e finance target of S$25 billion by 2025
• Pecca’s outlook still positive from auto sales
• Digital payments on the rise across Asia Pacific — Rapyd Research
• MHUB helps property ecosystem players in technology, digital adoption
• Favelle to record lower sales revenue for cranes going amid spread of Covid-19
• Covid-19 opens up opportunit­ies for IT start-ups
• Chinese ecommerce giant JD soars on Hong Kong debut
• Dubai ports giant ‘prepares for worst’
• Black-owned eateries buoyed by grassroots support since virus hit
• DR Congo ministers call for eased lockdown for miners
• ‘Blue’ the opera on police violence that America needs to see
• ‘The Bachelor’ casts its first black lead
• Netflix’s ‘The Politician’ is back for another cynical run
• Germany strives to kickstart culture
• Sarsgaard praises Pattinson’s Batman
• Hollywood poised for big-screen gamble
• Tiffany Haddish turned down ‘Top Five’ because it was disrespect­ful
• Colin Farrell: Being a father more important than career
• ‘Blue’ the opera on police violence that America needs to see
• ‘The Bachelor’ casts its first black lead
• Netflix’s ‘The Politician’ is back for another cynical run
• Germany strives to kickstart culture
• Korean films hope to repeat Cannes success in 2020 Cannes Film Market
• Sarsgaard praises Pattinson’s Batman
• Hollywood poised for big-screen gamble
• Tiffany Haddish turned down ‘Top Five’ because it was disrespect­ful
• Colin Farrell: Being a father more important than career
• Korean films hope to repeat Cannes success in 2020 Cannes Film Market

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