The Borneo Post (Sabah) - 2022-04-05

• Anwar takes up Najib’s debate challenge
• Fast must be replaced —Sabah Mufti
• Sedia instructed to pursue CIQS project
• Don’t bring kids to Ramadan bazaars
• Labuan MP fails to quash power abuse charge
• UK court ‘chased away’ Sulu heirs, says ex-AG
• PBS fights for people, says vice president
• Be careful when visiting Ramadan bazaars, shopping malls — Masidi
• 527,911 students in Sabah start face-to-face classes without rotation
• EU recognises MySejahter­a vaccinatio­n and test certs
• Lesser rubbish in Klang River
• Dr Zahiraniza wins AAN for Teaching Category
• Najib didn’t give greenlight over US$2.3 bln promissory notes – witness
• Company files originatin­g summons in shareholde­r agreement dispute
• Rosmah raises reasonable doubt in her graft case
• Aug 1 hearing of Sultanah Nur Zahirah’s suit against Rewcastle-Brown
• Man fined for fraudulent­ly possessing cash
• PRSB to build hotels, more shophouses
• 80,000 hectares targeted for grain corn cultivatio­n
• Toll rates on four highways to remain unchanged
• Ramadan strengthen­s Muslim unity and solidarity
• Small number of children, elderly taking Covid vaccine
• Restructur­ing of more highway concession­aires in pipeline
• ‘Flights from S’pore to increase with demand’
• Rainbow Ribbon installati­on brightens Traffic Garden at Kenyalang Park
• No need for Bukit Aman to probe MA63 lawsuit — PBK president
• Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to leave office
• Ukraine’s Zelensky appears in taped video at Grammys
• Shanghai defends policy of separating Covid-positive kids from parents
• Myanmar military’s beer sales tumble after junta boycott
• Trump endorses Sarah Palin for Alaska’s congress seat
• At least six dead in California shooting
• Britain likely to build seven nuclear plants by 2050 — Minister
• Rodrigo Chaves wins Costa Rica presidency
• Boats for buffaloes: Vets in Iraq’s marshes take to water
• At least 20 dead in Ecuador prison riot
• Jordan’s Hamzah renounces title of prince
• Season-defining days ahead for Liverpool, Man City
• Spurs go fourth, West Ham put Everton in relegation danger
• Benfica target another European scalp against Liverpool
• Tearful Aleix Espargaro wins first MotoGP race at 200th attempt
• Kupcho seals first LPGA major with Chevron C’ship
• Malaysia’s ‘stupid’ football naturalisa­tion drive gets red card
• Business sentiment for 1Q22 optimistic, but full recovery remains uncertain
• Analysts expect recovery in Petronas’ spending and activity
• Solid aluminium price a boon for Press Metal
• Asian refining margins to remain buoyant in 2022, says Moody’s
• Malaysia’s GDP growth forecast at six per cent for 2022
• Better days ahead for Astro – Analysts
• Proton sales grow 41.2 pct m-o-m in March 2022
• Total provisions for banking sector to trend lower this year
• Solarvest’s strong orderbook for EPCC services at circa RM762 million will continue to support growth until FY24
• Prospects for gaming sector to make a turn for the better
• ‘For first time, cross-border eCommerce exceeds US$2 trillion in 2023’
• OCBC Bank launches post-pandemic LEAP recruitmen­t and developmen­t programme
• SMEs may find RCEP economies more appealing — BDO report
• Foreign investors net buyers for the week, RM536.5mln inflow
• Bursa M’sia bucks regional trend to end slightly lower
• TNB completes acquisitio­n of 97.3MW onshore wind portfolio in UK
• M’sia’s exports, imports value record growth in February 2022
• How I rediscover­ed my love of downhill mountain biking at a bike park
• Music’s top stars burn up the Grammys red carpet
• Digs and a Ukraine moment, but no slaps
• Jon Batiste crowned Grammys king

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