The Borneo Post - 2017-02-10

• Carrying on Tok Nan’s legacy
• PM: Master multiple languages to progress
• Towards a better understand­ing of native customary rights issues
• Body parts of suspected crocodile attack victim found
• Tempestuou­s trail of Frost-Lee running war
• Miracle crop: Can quinoa help feed the world?
• Colourful Thaipusam celebratio­n at temple
• Jack Nicholson to make big screen return — Reports
• KPF: Timely to realise some profits from FGV shares
• Century-old trees guard Sibu’s oldest Muslim cemetery
• Govt considerin­g ceiling for oil price, says Johari
• ‘BN Youth to ensure 70 pct voter turnout’
• BN manifesto for Tg Datu lives up to expectatio­n
• State govt recognises Chinese education, gives RM1 million
• BN colours flying high over Lundu
• Septuagena­rian finds success in quiet Lundu town
• Sheda pays courtesy call on Abang Jo
• Make Mount Sadong a tourism spot, Manyin tells DBNA branch
• Seven-day remand for govt agency director in power abuse case
• Single mother jailed 14 years for drug possession
• Engineer pleads guilty to keeping protected wildlife at home
• Motorcycle thieves ordered to enter defence
• Jobless man charged with robbery ordered to enter defence
• Soo chides Fadillah for comment on ‘seeking cheap publicity’
• Govt should serve without expecting returns — STAR
• ‘Act on promises, not give false hopes’
• STAR and PBDS Baru haven’t asked for DAP’s help — Chong
• Sibu Jaya commercial centre now has iron rail locks for motorcycle­s
• SMK Sebuyau to be moved to new site soon
• ‘Sarawakian­s will give BN bigger mandate’
• Kuching to host 10th Internatio­nal meeting of ASCM in October
• Clan urged to emulate spirit of their forefather­s
• Learn all the dos, don’ts in Islamic funeral arrangemen­ts, young Muslims advised
• Organiser calls on more people to join Colour Rush charity run
• TPS continues to excel academical­ly
• Phase 1 of mini stadium to be completed by end of February
• Elderly residents treated to breakfast by Fraser & Neave
• Branded Mattress Clearance at Mylanohaus from Feb 8 to 12
• Share a heart-shaped pizza with someone special
• Thailand seeks cooperatio­n to interrogat­e M’sian suspect
• Myanmar receives 500 tonnes food supply, essentials for Rohingyas
• Malaysia’s largest laser projection mapping latest attraction in Langkawi
• One month for traders to label all animal-hair products
• Schools told to enhance cooperatio­n to fight drug menace
• Nabbed: Man who attempted to steal valuables from George Town temple
• AirAsia expands Fashion Designer Search 2017 to all ten Asean countries
• Rekindling the Tunku’s commitment to liberty and justice
• Harmony, solidarity must continue to be preserved — Ahmad Zahid
• Protests greet Malaysian aid vessel for Rohingyas
• Kenya high court blocks closure of Dadaab refugee camp
• Pope reveals anti-stress secrets - and it’s not prozac
• Islamic State links to Philippine militants ‘very strong’ — Minister
• Southgate glad of ‘Clough-like’ Jones’s insight
• China’s Shenhua apologise after failing to make Champions League
• Liverpool should learn from Chelsea — Lallana
• Jesus delighted by flying City start
• Kalou’s miss puts Dortmund into German Cup quarter-finals
• Payet opens Marseille account in win
• Alaves to face Barcelona in Copa del Rey final
• SWT Contractor down Leopard for James Masing Trophy in LBR League
• England up there with All Blacks — Warburton
• Pyeongchan­g marks one-year countdown to Winter Games
• SSC’s advice: Settle family feud for sake of swimmers
• Sharapova handed Madrid Open wildcard
• Malaysian national coaches join QPR for month’s training
• SEA squash championsh­ip on track, with five nations
• Security consultant denies ‘bugging’ All Blacks
• Dortmund barbs fuelled brutal fan attacks — Loew
• Warren grabs two-stroke lead
• Kasa out in force to dethrone Sibu in SAG
• Relief for Ranieri as Ndidi rocket downs Derby
• Tender for SEA Games gym equipment ‘flawed’
• Horseracin­g a safe bet for gamblers in Buddhist Thailand
• Mounting opposition to Philippine­s’ war on drugs
• Thai cops charge Aussie over girlfriend’s jetski death
• China police probe endangered animal banquet
• Indonesia accepts Australian apology over training row
• Lords urged to back Brexit bill after MPs vote
• UN seeks US$2.1 bln to avert famine in Yemen
• Hamas: Two Palestinia­ns killed near Gaza-Egypt border
• Trump slams courts as judges mull travel ban
• Manila shanty town fires leave more than 15,000 homeless
• British paedophile jailed for raping, abusing Thai boys
• Japan took in only 28 refugees last year
• Exiled Maldives leader to stand for election
• Philippine minister says mine closures in watershed areas non-negotiable
• Lawyers for Park reject plan to question her, prosecutio­n says
• S. Korean artists sue impeached Park over cultural blacklist
• China villages cheer Robin Hood-like hero in Spring Festival
• China jails ex-chairman of auto giant FAW for bribery
• Javan leopard sighting raises hopes for rare big cat
• Heirs of Jewish art dealer recover canvas taken by Nazis
• Jeff Sessions confirmed as US attorney-general
• Chaos in lawless Brazilian state enters fifth day
• 9/11 mastermind told Obama attacks were America’s fault
• UK lost 3.2 million to aid fraud amid heightened scrutiny
• Canadian Muslims call for govt support to combat Islamophob­ia
• Britain’s Boris Johnson renounces US citizenshi­p
• Eight countries sign up to counter Trump’s global anti-abortion move
• Backlash after UK limits child migrant scheme
• STAR GAZING
• Spinal Tap sues Vivendi for fraud, demands money
• ‘Soul Mate’ leads HK award nomination­s
• Pakistanis condemn ban on Bollywood blockbuste­r ‘Raees’
• 2017 Hong Kong Film Awards Nomination­s
• Berlinale jury chief hopes for ‘controvers­ial films’
• Madonna felt ‘compelled’ to adopt four-year-old twins — Court papers
• Rolf Harris cleared of three sex charges
• Katy Perry sets off global scavenger hunt with new song
• Amal Clooney expecting twins — Family friend
• Top agency scraps Oscars party in protest at Trump
• Rapper Drake is best-selling recording artiste of 2016
• Beyonce sued for sampling New Orleans culture in ‘Lemonade’
• Tom Hiddleston says Taylor Swift shirt a joke, romance ‘was real’
• Reba McEntire on recording inspiratio­nal songs in dark times
• Outlook of medical tourism sector expected to be positive
• Malaysian tech firms set to benefit from iPhone 8 ‘supercycle’
• Islamic finance body drafts new standard for centralise­d sharia boards
• Lagarde says IMF ‘ruthless truth tellers’ on Greece’s economy
• Asia remains fastest growing region
• RAM: Concession extension credit positive for MAHB
• Ford selling massive pickups in China, demand unlikely
• ‘Trump order could impact HSBC executive’s UK trip’
• Japan firm drops Mexico plant plan over Trump
• Serba Dinamik’s to be driven by O&M services, EPCC segments overseas
• Maybank looks to the future to offer ‘Golf Like Never Before’
• Modest start to the year for F&N Group
• Osram CEO says strategy on track as automotive lifts 1Q
• Systech sees higher earnings, turnover in 3QFY17
• Wal-Mart aims to leverage British arm Asda back to health
• Trump blasts retailer Nordstrom, raising new concern on ties
• Billionair­e has no regrets after wrong bet on Brexit
• Global airline profits face decline next year from record as oil price climbs
• Costco store traffic rebounds even as food deflation and industry-wide takes a toll
• Dodge Durango SRT — perfect SUV for fans of stereotypi­cal muscle car
• Bugatti rolls out startling superlativ­es by the numbers
• High spirits as Mexico’s Jose Cuervo prices IPO at top of range
• Boutique bank Moelis wins advisory role for mammoth Saudi IPO
• Brazil challenges Canada at WTO over Bombardier funding
• Canada’s TMX seeks part of Saudi Aramco listing valued at US$2 trillion
• Sri Lanka to raise US$2.5 billion through foreign loans
• Asian stocks at 18-month highs as China rises, concernc rise over political instabilit­y in Europe
• China vice premier says falsifying economic data will be punished

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