The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2021-11-27

• Mohamaddin joins Bersatu to bring progress to Lahad Datu
• Weekly Covid-19 tests for pupils
• Health Ministry receives 93 requests for assistance due to adverse effects of vaccine
• Labuan back in red zone
• Malaysians banned from travelling to seven countries
• Ministry: Road not Bumiputera Jana Wibawa project
• How Sabah can become leader in Asian hydrogen economy
• Hajiji urged to make GRS official political entity
• ‘Quiet’ Kota Belud set for major transforma­tion
• Bung’s wife received RM2.2 mln — Witness
• Richard retains FSI presidency
• Thomas claims Najib’s lawsuit against him, govt politicall­y motivated
• Two escape gallows, get jail sentence for drug possession
• JENDELA powers Sabah, Sarawak’s digital economy initiative
• Organisers urged to go one step further with helping participan­ts after courses
• Education corridor proposed for Malaysian, China overseas students
• Lifting Pitas out of poverty through tourism
• ‘Settle debt arrears to Sabah for 22 years’
• UMS organising Internatio­nal Postgradua­te Conference On Biotechnol­ogy
• REDD+ helps communitie­s appreciate conservati­on better
• CM: Govt to bear half price of business premises in Kabong new township
• Call made on SDMC, ministry to facilitate more flight slots for election season
• More flights to Sarawak next month
• Govt urged to give SIDS members higher positions in community
• Death toll for Siberia coal mine accident rises to 52
• Europe coronaviru­s deaths top 1.5 mln
• Flights cancelled, schools shut over three Covid-19 cases in Shanghai
• Riot-hit Dutch brace for new Covid curbs
• Philippine­s reopens to fully-vaccinated tourists next week
• Thousands join global outcry over violence against women
• Furious France scraps UK migrants meeting after Johnson letter
• Turkish activist’s trial resumes after diplomatic bust-up
• Pilot charged with murder of missing Australian campers
• French fishermen to block traffic into three Channel ports
• Torrential rains trigger floods in Australia’s east
• ‘Red list’ decision throws sport in South Africa into turmoil
• Van Bronckhors­t off to flying start at Rangers
• Conte warns he is no magician after Slovenians Mura shock sorry Spurs
• Arteta reveals talks with ex-boss Wenger about Arsenal return
• Covid cases force Nagelsmann into a reshuffle at Bayern
• Sweden, France on song but Australia suffer on Davis Cup opening night
• Pochettino ‘never asked to leave’ — PSG sporting director
• Bung Moktar Cup to create potential young players
• Business sentiment in 4Q expected to improve
• CCK’s 3Q decline on increase in feed prices
• Malaysians honoured at ‘Made for The World Excellence Awards 2021’
• Serba Dinamik unable to issue annual report by Nov 30 deadline
• SGB records 500 per cent surge in 3Q revenue, driven by supply of Covid-19 vaccine
• Southeast Asia IPOs outperform to reach US$9.8 bln by mid-Nov
• Upskilling the BE Industry through MyCEB’s MyBE Knowledge: Innovative Bid 2021
• IFDI 2021 recognitio­n shows strength of Islamic finance in M’sia
• Verde Resources introduces two Regenerati­ve Agricultur­e products
• October’s CPI up 2.9 pct on rising fuels, end of discount
• Bursa M’sia ends lower as markets spooked by new variant
• Analysts: Maybank likely to achieve its FY21 targets
• Anger mounts at ‘humiliatio­n’ and costs of Egypt journeys
• New movies to stream this week: ‘Clerk,’ ‘Bruised’ and more
• Adam Driver took home Gucci shoes from movie set but snubbed suits
• Bollywood in spotlight of ‘Call My Agent’ spinoff
• Halle Berry made her directiona­l debut to inspire her kids
• Cary Elwes still against ‘Princess Bride’ reboot
• Military stresses need for ‘prudence’ in exempting BTS from active-duty military service

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