The Borneo Post - 2015-03-24

• S’pore in mourning as first PM Lee Kuan Yew dies
• GST: 15-day grace period
• PRS also claims right to contest in new Murum seat
• Ministry mulls giving Sarawak RM51 mln more for rural devt
• Barca beat Real, United down Liverpool
• State gets two more ‘Desa Lestari’ villages
• Widodo: China’s claim in South China Sea has no legal basis
• Fort Vyner razed to the ground
• Govt only sets cost for employing of Indonesia maids
• Celine Dion to return to Vegas residency in August
• S’wak-West Kalimantan trade may become easier soon
• IMDB: Bank Negara to uphold areas under its purview
• State welcomes NGOs’ help to protect its forests – Awg Tengah
• Ties between S’wak, Yunnan Province set to bloom
• APFNet watershed project makes its debut in S’wak
• Sarawak keen to work with Yunnan Province in tourism, agro-tech sectors
• Animal welfare law to be gazetted in first half of 2015 — Minister
• ‘Sibu BN Youth Committee able to garner youth support’
• Sultan Ibrahim crowned modern Johor’s 5th ruler
• Coronation ceremony laden with historical values — Najib
• Pending rep talking ‘nonsense’ — Abdullah
• Wong rallies support to consolidat­e Chinese community
• Hudud law issue: All eyes on Najib today
• SUPP MP will not support hudud bill — Ting
• PBS to protest if PAS tables hudud law at parliament
• Warrant of arrest for failing to attend court
• SFC bags sizeable haul of illegal logs during weekend operations
• Rural transforma­tion projects bring better connectivi­ty — Pol sec
• Faulty gate, sea wall: Saline water swamps Semop padi fields
• Shahidan: Up to speaker to decide tabling of hudud law at Dewan Rakyat
• DFC outreach for 100 destitute kids via education
• Sarawak Bomba to set up 22 volunteer teams
• Pustaka Negeri Sarawak to hold Sarawakian­a talk on WWII Operation ‘Semut’ — The Unsung Heroes
• Village Profile to ensure developmen­t reaches all on the outskirts — Nanta
• Living allowance for riverine fishermen on the way — Minister
• St Columba’s WWII Memorial to be restored as city attraction
• Chinese in Buso keeping faith with Nansian for BN ticket in state polls
• Bookaroo fest to tour schools for joy of reading
• Youths to lead change in environmen­tal management
• Clarion call for Mirians to avoid renting premises to illegal foreigners
• Mayor: Council to help rid Miri of aliens
• Top science students treated to astrophysi­cs lecture
• Renowned Dhamma speaker to give free talks
• Federation channels 150 pints to blood bank
• ‘Dr Johnical most winnable candidate for Engkilili’
• Urgent call to repair potholed roads with that ‘sinking feeling’
• Philanthro­pist answers residents’ call for help
• Some 7,000 expected at Birumuh festival
• Go Bald 2015 aims to raise RM1.5 million
• 25 beauties to make grand entrance in final of MGIS
• Sarawak Energy bags gold award at Global CSR Summit for empowering Penan in Murum
• Sarikei fire chief thanks media for fair reporting
• Longhouse residents told to give strong support to their chiefs
• Six navy officers in corruption case transferre­d
• Unscrupulo­us traders imposing GST before its implementa­tion
• Adjust pricing, pass savings to consumers, businesses told
• Malaysia using ‘LiDAR’ technology to detect natural disasters
• Hadi did not secure consent from PR on Hudud — Lim
• KLIA Customs foils three attempts to smuggle drugs via parcel
• Seven NGOs lodge police report against Aisyah
• Chempaka by-election: No sabotage by Umno, despite attacks
• 99 pct of students, parents accept PT3 markings — P Kamalanath­an
• Two public universiti­es target world 100 best by 2020
• Ministry optimistic about Malindo Air fulfilling DCA conditions
• Uphill race for China’s winter sports campaign
• SCG set to turn Indian for Australia semi-final
• Westbrook’s triple-double leads Thunder over Heat
• Australia, India braced for World Cup verbal onslaught
• Djokovic’s success is about dealing with pressure
• Halep beats Jankovic for Indian Wells title
• Every birdies 18 to repeat as Bay Hill champion
• South Korea’s Kim Hyo- Joo wins LPGA Founders Cup
• Germany mull problem areas for Socceroos clash
• Five things we learned from Barca’s win over Madrid
• Platini unchalleng­ed as UEFA leader
• Suarez hails ‘most important goal’
• Few players capable of Suarez goal, says Barca coach
• Chelsea have look of champions says Mourinho
• Chelsea boss Mourinho indebted to super-sub Remy
• Argentine referee winded by paper roll thrown from crowd
• Olympiakos edge closer to title with nine-point lead
• Frenzied Six Nations sends out World Cup warning
• Lancaster upbeat about England’s World Cup bid
• Van Gaal beams after Man Utd storm Anfield
• Djokovic consolidat­es world number one spot
• World hails Lee as sage statesman
• S’pore bans protests at free-speech park
• Icebreaker rescues ailing Antarctic base worker
• Indonesia detains alleged IS recruiters
• 12 whales die after Australia stranding
• Japan firms to be a surprise no-show at Australian submarine event
• ‘I am responsibl­e,’ says grieving father of Australian IS bomber
• Lee Kuan Yew: Feared founder of modern Singapore
• Philippine trial of US Marine starts after plea bargain fails
• Pakistan military holds first Republic Day parade in seven years
• S. Korea activists postpone ‘The Interview’ DVD balloon launch
• Cruz launches 2016 race with White House bid
• Missing British medical students feared to have joined IS
• Father says seven children who died in New York city fire were ‘so pure’
• Hong Kong man who salted and cooked parents jailed for life
• France right-wing edges out National Front in local elections
• Third Tunisia museum suspect ‘on the run’
• Palestinia­ns protest planned Jerusalem evictions
• Hundreds of Afghans bury woman beaten to death by mob
• Islamists capture Syria regime helicopter crew — Monitor
• Yemen on edge of civil war, UN envoy warns
• ‘Insurgent’ tops box office, ‘Gunman’ fires a blank
• Merkel the movie to release in two years’ time
• Spielberg, Tom Hanks move on to the Cold War
• Hunterrr is one typo of a movie with lots of philanderi­ng
• Lee Min Ho in secret tryst with miss A’s Suzy in London
• Colin Hanks explores cult and influence of Tower Records in film
• Tokyo men stay one step ahead in style
• David Beckham lets wife choose his wardrobe
• Swift buys two racy web addresses
• Kanye West wants to become a reverend
• Louis Tomlinson splits from girlfriend Eleanor
• Sarawak’s plantation sector poised for acerage growth
• Multiple strategies to boost CMS’ earnings growth
• Maybank cream of the crop among Top 100 Global Bank
• TNB’s takeover bid for Integrax a winwin deal, says Ong
• Palm loses ground in India to cheapest soybean oil since 2008
• Analysts expect stable petrochemi­cal ASPs for rest of the year
• Malaysian airline companies begin downsizing
• Cyberview to intensify presence in Germany
• World rubber demand slowdown to weigh on price through 2020
• IMI, MoE work together to address automotive skills gap
• Malaysian equity on the roll again
• KL shares close on easier note
• Asean SMEs urged to grab opportunit­ies to broaden network
• February’s CPI almost zero on lower fuel prices — MIDF Research
• Tips for women who want to start a business
• Paris suburb with views but youth unemployme­nt rate high
• T-Mobile workers prevented from talking about wage issues
• United Technologi­es CEO sets new plan for Sikorsky spinoff
• South Korea hops on rate-cut bandwagon
• Lumber Liquidator­s says sales slid after ‘60 Minutes’ report
• KellyOCG launches two internatio­nal HR certificat­ions
• Myanmar to leverage on Asean network to boost economic reforms
• Scientex posts higher turnover, earnings in 2QFY15
• Analysts have paradigm shift in valuation methodolog­y for WCT
• Ekuinas ends FY2014 with two new deals worth RM124.0 mln
• NTPM sees first nine months of FY15 results according to expectatio­ns
• Saudi urges non-OPEC members to cooperate to boost price
• How Europe and US stumbled into spat over China-led bank
• US face meagre options for further Russia energy sanctions
• Lagos uses beach polo to hook investors to ‘Dubai of Africa’
• US proposes cooperatio­n between new Chinaled bank and Western institutio­ns — WSJ
• Spain says no cash for Greece until reforms implemente­d
• Tough decisions as endgame nears for Indian conglomera­te
• Asian shares fuelled by Wall Street’s rise on weaker dollar
• China firm to take wheel of Italian tyre maker
• Spreading beef bans hit Indian farmers, traders – and lions

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