The Borneo Post - 2018-03-10

• New private school in the offing for S’wak
• Plight over for five siblings in Bau born without Malaysian citizenshi­p
• Capitalise on digital technology
• Crocs snatch 2-1 win over PDRM FA at home
• Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew exit from ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
• After CPTPP, Malaysia’s focus is now on RCEP
• BMC offers innovative EEA for skull base surgery
• Selangor residents fed up with water crisis
• Reclaiming the state’s oil and gas rights
• Sceptics can talk, but Abg Jo will deliver
• Manyin wants state among top 10 in school performanc­e
• Asean- Japan Centre holds symposium to reflect on Asean’s 50th anniversar­y
• Tourism players urged to join more events
• Embrace technology now to prepare for a digital future, economist advises local players
• Don’t rely on Kuala Lumpur to promote our tourism — Abdul Karim
• State to work with Kalimantan in protecting watershed
• Five schools vie for spot in ‘#MyGeekMove­ment’ finals
• CT Academic holds ‘Go Study’ education fair today
• ‘Petros signifies Sarawak’s fight for its rights’
• Poor students receive aid from Petronas Carigali
• Mountain guides calm, in control during second quake
• State aims to develop 200,000ha with rubber trees — Uggah
• STU: Thorough talks vital before amending education system
• Actor Farid Kamil claims trial to fabricatin­g evidence
• Former religious teacher, herbs entreprene­ur fined RM2,000 each over fake news
• ‘EC can conduct local inquiry in redelineat­ion exercise’
• Man remanded for three days on suspicion of causing hurt
• Kampung Giam folk attend life saver’s course
• Debunking the myths of STEM
• ‘Women well represente­d in Kapit today’
• Mystical ‘ikan puyu’ generates cash for tamu trader
• GES Global Education Fair in major cities March 15-18
• Niche education in culinary, tourism, and hospitalit­y at Berjaya UCH
• Oppein 7th anniversar­y promo offers great bargains
• NUMed provides great headstart for aspiring medical profession­als
• Use music to manage depression and stress
• SPM, STPM school leavers encouraged to apply for Curtin Malaysia’s foundation programmes
• Get career-ready Australian degrees at Swinburne Sarawak
• SKF needs to raise RM1.5 – RM2 mln per year, says Lau
• Financial initiative­s to help special group of students
• Sarawak has highest number of Kemas preschools
• Thai anti-narcotics police intercept 447kg of ‘Ice’
• Sanusi hailed as statesman, loyal friend
• Single agency can monitor affordable housing supply, demand – Inspen
• ‘Lee Chong Wei: Rise of the Legend’ movie hits screen March 15
• Felda regains possession of Jalan Semarak land
• Steel beam collapses, killing one, injuring four at factory
• Azalina: DAP MPs smeared Parliament’s image
• Floods hit parts of Australia’s Queensland
• Turkey newspaper staff back on trial after almost 500 days jail
• Duterte needs ‘psychiatri­c evaluation’ — UN rights chief
• Mexican coral reef, beach get unique insurance policy against hurricane damage
• US$5 million bounty for Pakistani Taliban militant leader
• Serie A resumes still struggling with Astori’s death
• Bayern prepare for life after Heynckes
• Down and out in Europe, PSG resume domestic duties
• Jones expects France to pack punch on and off the field
• FIVE MEMORABLE MANCHESTER UNITED V LIVERPOOL MATCHES
• Under-cooked Gatlin finishes fourth in 150 metres
• N. Korean defector haunted by past at Paralympic­s
• Celtics book playoff berth, Warriors rally despite losing Curry
• Neville wants better preparatio­n for England women’s team
• IOC to implement 25 recommenda­tions to promote gender equality
• IAAF to push for gender parity across all areas of governance
• Young fighters shoulder Sarawak hopes in Sandakan outing
• Blackcatz hunting for third straight win
• Pacquiao announces M’sia bout, but doubts emerge
• Wenger hails Arsenal win after ‘nightmare’ week
• Mourinho must stop Salah to keep Reds at bay
• Sibu musclemen to battle it out this April 8
• Vettel sets ‘meaningles­s’ Barcelona lap record
• No joint Koreas march at Paralympic­s is no setback — IOC
• ‘Make world a better place’, King tells tennis stars
• Trump and Kim to hold historic meeting
• Aussie scientists find krill’s plastic digestion skills ‘mind-blowing’
• World marks Women’s Day hot on heels of rights demands
• PNG quake toll rises above 100, thousands injured
• Food aid convoy enters eastern Ghouta
• Sri Lanka steps up security ahead of Friday prayers
• Netanyahu at UN shows defiance at Jerusalem exhibit
• Video games linked to violence — Trump
• Senior Myanmar official rejects ‘ethnic cleansing’ charge
• Pacific island bones likely those of Amelia Earhart — Study
• Philippine­s seeks ‘ terrorist’ tag for 600 alleged communist guerrillas
• Peruvian sentenced to death over 2015 killing spree
• Ultra-nationalis­t Myanmar monk walks free from prison
• Suicide bomber kills at least nine in Kabul Shiite area
• Saudi-led coalition rejects charge of fatal Sanaa air strike
• UN Security Council extends mandate of UN mission in Afghanista­n
• False news online travels faster than the truth
• Twitter-blocked by Trump? Judge hears ‘free-speech’ case
• Jurors in botched London tube bomb trial hear victims’ testimony
• Argentina calls for capture of five Chinese fishing boats
• Second man pleads guilty in Texas death of 10 immigrants in truck
• UK vows action over nerve agent attack on ex-spy
• Tusk warns Brexit talks cannot advance without Irish deal
• CROSSWORD
• Venezuelan­s are fleeing their crisis-torn country en masse
• ‘Inclusion rider’ might be a new phrase, but the idea has been working for a while
• Is the future of education about watching Herzog tell stories about eating maggots?
• TV special to show ‘charismati­c’ but ‘manic’ O.J. Simpson
• Prequel to cult series ‘The Sopranos’ in production
• Suzy and Lee Dong-wook confirmed in a relationsh­ip
• Miriam Yeung to make TVB drama comeback after 17-year absence
• A. R. Rahman to compose music for Bollywood remake of ‘Fault in Our Stars’
• Mark Hamill bags Hollywood star, with no wars required
• Marvel man Jon Favreau to direct ‘Star Wars’ series
• Big names, high hopes for multi-racial ‘Wrinkle in Time’
• Meghan Markle baptised ahead of wedding to Prince Harry — Paper
• Bosworth ‘honoured’ to play Sharon Tate in new movie
• Seyfried: Streep ‘very much a part’ of ‘Mamma Mia! 2’
• Arvee Malaysia to help SMEs migrate to WhatsApp business
• Uber selling Southeast Asia operations to Grab
• Foreign equity outflow, moderating exports growth to weigh on Malaysia’s reserves
• Malaysia biggest beneficiar­y of cptpp, says Moody’s
• Wegmans furniture operating at full capacity after export ban
• KADS1M negative for publishing industry and Sasbadi
• DRB-Hicom’s asset disposal not overly surprising, say analysts
• CPTPP to benefit S’pore’s existing network
• Lim Kok Wing celebrates romance at London Fashion Week
• Multiply your wealth using legacy planning
• Am Investment Bank cuts forecasted earnings of Press Metal
• Shares on Bursa Malaysia close higher
• PHB, UEM, MCS to develop senior living residences
• DARE sticks to its old-school approach
• Microsoft’s going ‘S mode’ for Windows 10
• How Google almost destroyed the Zagat Restaurant Guide
• BlackBerry sues Facebook for alleged patent infringeme­nt over messaging
• Trump sets tariffs but exempts Canada, Mexico
• UK minister says US tariffs ‘wrong way’ to resolve trade issues
• Concern over China influence shadows chip sector deal
• Strong US job growth forecast; unemployme­nt rate seen at 4 per cent
• Embraer reports higher 2017 profits amid talks with Boeing
• Merrill Lynch penalised over sale of fraud-linked Chinese stock
• Asia’s biggest exporters bristle over US tariffs
• China’s Feb factory inflation slows, consumer price growth hits more than 4-year high
• China to rely less on economic stimulus as it battles risks — PBOC
• Cautious Bank of Japan holds line on monetary policy
• China Resources Beer in talks to acquire Heineken’s China business
• Nigerian gay: Dodging police and Yahoo Boys

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