The Borneo Post - 2016-03-02

• Diesel smuggling at sea foiled
• Adenan vows to abolish laws discrimina­ting women
• Dept studying ways to abolish quit rent — Awang Tengah
• Pandelela tries out new Aquatics Centre
• Cloudy skies, thundersto­rms expected today
• Lawas may get full boarding secondary school
• Migrants try to storm border fence
• Abrams certain future Star Wars character would be gay
• M’sia still preferred for petrochemi­cal, O&G industries
• Army recruiting for 31st Border Brigade
• Poor response to rehiring programme
• Family members in shophouse fire died of smoke inhalation
• WSJ ignoring confirmed facts, says govt spokesman
• Shahrizat extols state BN women for working hard
• Pos Malaysia launches Pos Agents project in Lundu
• Challenge by DAP to drop BN logo a devious trap — Idris
• Be wary of two conmen targeting hotels – Associatio­n
• SUPP president can serve for 3 terms only — Dr Sim
• Four Sebuyau villages receive TOL
• Special unit to ensure completion of ‘sick’ projects — Ismail Sabri
• Len: Sejiwa Senada promotes spirit of togetherne­ss
• Dr M’s resignatio­n from Umno not a surprise – Ismail Sabri
• Clamp down on gambling premises, urges rep
• Abg Johari: It’s Umno’s internal problem
• ‘RM230 mln for building affordable homes’
• Solid Chinese support vital in reviving SUPP, says president
• Shahrizat wants more women elected reps
• Dr Mahathir aware of impact of quitting Umno — Shahrizat
• Pemadam state chief chides Lee for no-show criticism
• Doubts cast over Adenan’s success in demanding for more empowermen­t
• Najib has Chinese needs close at heart — Lim
• Only S’wakians should benefit from quit rent waiver – Yong
• Bau needs new, fresh ideas to prosper — Henry Jinep
• CM to launch home for people with special needs project
• Sibu shipbuilde­rs urged to remain united
• Penguang happy with support from Chinese community
• ‘Strong BN team needed to expedite developmen­t’
• 10 cyclists to raise funds for ‘End Polio Now’ campaign
• Mong advises voters in Samalaju to support PRS’ Majang
• Action key to realising goals, youths told
• Tatau District needs more ATM machines — PKR man
• All licensed hawkers, small traders eligible for government micro-credit scheme — Associatio­n
• Former forester potential SUPP pick for Engkilili
• Fun day at K1M carnival
• Free T-shirts for first 200 early birds in run
• Is your degree programme accredited?
• Sri Aman’s Kompleks Penyayang first of its kind in nation
• Nissom says BN components in Tasik Biru behind Henry
• PBB Samariang Youth told to learn the ropes in next polls
• Belaga students challenged to take up sports
• CT Academic Services to hold ‘Go Study Education Fair’
• Cartoon characters brighten up special needs school
• Police suggest closing part of North Yu Seng Road to curb illegal racing
• Miri Resident Office to turn road into a tourism corridor
• Emas and Monica returned as SIDS chief and deputy
• Meet Sibu-born guitarist Philip Hii at music concert
• Bodies hold blood donation drive on March 6
• Dengue: 11 deaths so far in Terengganu this year
• Proton re-enters Chilean market after 18 years
• Socso fined bosses RM9 million in total since 2009
• ECERDC secures committed investment of RM5 bln for Pahang
• Classroom connection needs to go beyond local level, says Mahdzir
• Grab opportunit­ies in green growth, urges Melaka CM
• Army to optimise asset expenses
• USM, Nagaoka University of Technology ink MoU for closer ties in research, technology
• Address graft issue without fear or favour, agencies urged
• Late Tun Razak conferred Outstandin­g Statesman Award
• Angkasa calls on cooperativ­es to expand into country’s tourism, hospitalit­y industry
• Johor govt outlines five measures in determinin­g state’s vision
• New rules on pros fighting at Olympics set for vote
• Khan unconcerne­d by appearance­s in Alvarez clash
• Mayweather finds foes outside ring harder to tame
• Leicester and Mahrez gaining fans in Algeria
• Don’t rush United gem Rashford — Van Gaal
• Zabaleta urges Man City to harness Wembley momentum
• Cech sets Arsenal title target
• Amokachi leads black coaches in from the cold
• Last Rio Olympic site dwellers dreams of staying
• Hill sees more Mercedes dominance ahead
• Medic rejects supplement link to Lomu death
• Gatlin’s coach steps down as US relay boss for Rio
• Bandy – Ice hockey’s little known relative looks to win converts
• King James returns, Bucks and OKC triumphant
• Love helps refs, Cavs beat Pacers, end losing streak
• How best to tackle the problem of slow play?
• How to survive high-powered yachting — hang on and don’t touch anything
• Infantino ‘bought’ FIFA votes — Zamparini
• Nicol suffers quarterfin­als exit at Windy City
• Brits looking to defend worlds dominance
• New cycling coach shares secrets of success
• New Taiwan president’s dilemma to host or not to host the Dalai Lama?
• China navy launches first self-propelled floating dock
• I have Pope’s full backing, says abuse inquiry cardinal
• In Vietnam, an unlikely haven for gays – and a lucrative market
• Rare Thai labour win as tuna factory pays out US$1.3 million
• Hopes fade for Suu Kyi deal as Myanmar’s parliament hastens presidenti­al vote
• Eight Indian Maoist rebels killed in gunfight
• Hong Kong bookseller denies kidnapped by China
• Evidence of coral bleaching on Barrier Reef as sea warms
• Jamaican military on streets as election winner’s margin narrows
• Clashes as France starts destroying ‘Jungle’ migrant camp
• Pakistan tensions high ahead of Islamist assassin’s funeral
• Refugees look to job fair for first step in German integratio­n
• Mexico to fire over 3,000 teachers who skipped test
• Pivotal ‘Super Tuesday’ could elevate Trump, Clinton
• Iran’s Rouhani secures more moderate parliament
• Navy SEAL awarded Medal of Honour for Afghanista­n raid
• Study: One-third of US women seeking abortions get misleading informatio­n
• IS executes eight Dutch jihadists in Syria — Activists
• Three bodies found in ‘mass grave’ in Burundi capital
• IS-claimed blast kills at least 24 at Iraq Shiite funeral
• Syria truce task force meets as aid deliveries start
• Malian jihadist to face charges of razing Timbuktu shrines
• After Melissa Harris-Perry’s ouster, questions about a less-diverse MSNBC
• Kylie vs Kylie: Minogue hits back at Jenner trademark bid
• Tom Fletcher releasing jokey children’s book
• Oscars proved Asians not taken seriously
• Oscar victory spotlights Pakistan’s grim culture of violence
• Linda Chung and husband plan to have four children
• Stallone’s brother livid over Oscar snub
• DiCaprio distressed by oil spill in the Amazon
• Oscars shine light on Mexico’s cinema revival
• ‘Inside Out’ gives Disney fourth animated film Oscar in a row
• Work on Brie’s Oscar dress began before December
• Lady Gaga wears earrings worth RM33 million to the Oscars
• KTC to acquire 100 pct equity interest in TPSB
• 2016 a year of consolidat­ion for Dayang
• CMS to gain from coming SCORE initiative­s
• ‘Malaysia�� ba��ks’ improve�� capitalisa­tio�� provi��es buffer’
• Neutral view on HSL’s first job win of the year
• Lafarge Malaysia ��ragge�� ��ow�� by o��e-off acquisitio�� expe��ses
• Modest domestic growth in 1Q16 with further deteriorat­ion in loans and M3
• M’sia’s use of renminbi increases by 68 pct over last 12 months
• S’pore market serves benchmark for M’sian SMEs
• Mid-tier companies to maintain exports at 30 per cent this year
• RHB Research expects 2016 M3, bank lending growth to remain at 4.0-5.0 pct
• Heveaboard allocates RM20 mln capex for 2016
• Malaysia’s data centres revenue to hit RM1 billion by 2017, says MDEC
• Malaysia manufactur­ing PMI detoriates to 47.8 in February
• TDM posts higher revenue, earnings for 4Q15
• Bursa ends at intra-day high on persistenc­e buying support
• Ewein net profit surge driven by strong property developmen­t business
• Homework: Should our kids have it at all?
• Good parent-child relationsh­ips the foundation to success
• Key recession predictor missing from US’ highways
• Geithner gets JPMorgan credit to invest with Warburg Pincus
• Banks should offer loans to first-time buyers
• Online hiring in Malaysia remains lacklustre
• Exports of processed food to grow further in 2016 — Matrade
• Narrow income disparitie­s through reforms, says Zeti
• POC2016 to attract 2,000 delegates from over 50 countries
• DiGi sets aside RM904 million for capex, to rollout voice-over LTE
• OPEC watching Iran, Russia, unlikely to cut output
• Deutsche Bank buys back less-than-expected US$740 million of own dollar bonds
• US pending home sales drop in January
• IMF, Argentina move toward repairing rift
• Swedish growth fires in 2015; smaller rises for Denmark, Finland
• China manufactur­ing activity shrinks at fastest in 4 years — Government
• Australia holds interest rates at record low
• Toshiba mulls battery plant in Australia as Japan seeks sub deal
• Fitch downgrades Sri Lanka’s credit rating in fresh blow
• China new home prices up in February
• Want to meet ninja? Japanese businesses cater to tourists’ wishes
• Chinese pensioners keep ancient opera alive
• Avoid the mega resorts of Mexico, a mecca on Yucatan
• The striking aspect of Europe’s newest country: Its normalcy

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