The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2022-01-18

• CNY staples cost 30 to 35 pct more
• Private sector in Sabah to plant 80 million trees
• RM680 mln to stabilise, standardis­e prices of goods
• PSC meeting to discuss Azam Baki’s share ownership postponed
• Sabah potential regional hub for manufactur­ing, maritime and transporta­tion
• Call to rebrand tourist attraction­s in Sabah
• Sabah to benefit from maritime trade, aviation cargo and internatio­nal trade
• Cut red tape to attract more investment­s in Sabah — Salleh
• Do surgical masks provide good protection against Omicron?
• Enrolment in Chinese independen­t schools drops
• Chinese youths urged to learn about their culture from elders
• Teenager who tried to steal from mosque ordered to perform community service
• Rare disease that claimed life of top US designer
• Feb 7 decision on Khairy’s appeal against Anwar’s defamation suit
• No third parties turn up to claim more than RM500,000 belonging to businessma­n and others
• Why didn’t Warisan close immigratio­n loopholes?
• Cervical cancer: Third highest number of cancer cases among Malaysian women
• Students rent rooms as hostel not up yet
• Armed Forces Retirement Fund fully guaranteed by government
• Polyclinic owner among seven nabbed over fake Covid-19 vaccinatio­n certs
• Bidayuh clean sweep in 12th state polls shows community united under GPS – Manyin
• ‘RM160 mln to repair rundown schools, other infrastruc­ture’
• Home Ministry urged to expedite process for citizenshi­p applicatio­n
• Tonga cut off by volcanic blast, fears grow for coastal towns
• North Korea fires more suspected missiles, flouts new sanctions
• Indonesian minister reveals name of new capital
• Cambodia’s Asean chairmansh­ip stumbles over Myanmar discord
• Millions hunker down as storm hits eastern US
• Dimming Sun’s rays should be off-limits, say experts
• World’s 10 richest men doubled wealth during Covid
• North Macedonia gets new PM
• Taliban stage show of strength with parade after protests
• Biden aide: US ‘ready either way’ in Ukraine standoff
• Game, set, cash: Djokovic’s Australian saga gives sponsors headache
• Osaka ‘proud’ of WTA handling of Peng Shuai case
• Klopp says it is possible to catch Man City
• Matsuyama rallies for playoff victory at Sony Open
• New soccer club in Sabah
• KBS pledges support for FAM’s bid to host 2023 Asian Cup Qualifiers
• IOI completes labour audit, awaits US CBP decision
• ITP a game changer to revive Sabah’s timber industry
• HCV Malaysia launches guide for managing, monitoring HCVs
• Unilever pursues GSK-Pfizer unit after huge bid rebuffed
• Maxis’ acquisitio­n price for MyKRIS asia deemed fair
• CEO: F&N to prioritise on improving cost of goods for short-term outlook
• Monthly passenger movements cross 5 million mark for Malaysia Airports group
• Ringgit to recover as economy emerges from ‘double-dip’ recession
• Versa reports over RM100 million in transactio­ns in less than a year
• Consortium signs agreement to finance 5G projects
• VietinBank is Vietnam’s leading bank in foreign exchange online services
• Foreign investors turn into net buyers
• AirAsia’s shares continue downward momentum
• Bursa Malaysia ends broadly lower
• Belgium ‘ghost town’ fights to return to life
• Four popular Korean dramas to be remade into musicals
• ‘Scream’ leaps to top of N. American box office
• Daniel Craig offered Sam Mendes a job directing ‘Skyfall’ when he was drunk

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