The Borneo Post - 2022-11-15

• Sarawak right place to promote Miss Tourism Internatio­nal’s core theme, says minister
• Zahid to be PM? Mere fairy tale, says Ismail Sabri
• Fair weather forecast for polling day
• GE15: Early voters to cast ballots today
• BN pins Putrajaya hope on GPS
• Premier: Protecting archival institutio­n a must in preserving nation’s heritage
• RM255 mln given out through Unifor since 2017, says Uggah
• Aidel: Selampit Bridge project in process of second approval due to location change
• Covid-19: 34 pct increase in Epid Week 45 — SDMC
• Minister, ex-comrades mourn Affandi’s passing
• Selangau voters the real winners if Edwin Banta elected MP — Uggah
• Abg Jo: GPS counts on Ismail Sabri for stable govt after GE15
• PBB veep optimistic of GPS winning most, if not all, parliament­ary seats in GE15
• Up to registered army postal voters to vote early – Wan Junaidi
• Wong Soon Koh well past ‘sell-by date’ — Nanta
• Chong Chieng Jen called out for ‘forgetting’ about PH cancelling federal projects while in power
• Good governance will make Malaysia attractive for investment — Baru
• PSB president accuses DAP of merely stirring up emotions to fish for votes
• Wong Ching Yong clueless on Sarawak’s true status – Priscilla
• Govt declares Nov 18 and 19 public holidays due to polling
• Police: Five reports on elections offences on Sunday, one arrest
• Plan to turn Sarawak, Sabah into economic giants not due to shift of Indonesian capital — Ismail Sabri
• BKM Phase 4 to assist those in need
• GPS’ ‘Sarawak First’ slogan only benefits ruling elites, says Chong
• Dr Sim pours cold water on DAP’s claim of better deal for Sarawak
• ‘ICQ Tebedu set to have new complex following approval of federal funding’
• Tiong says grooming young leaders to take over
• Good governance PH’s basis and foundation if it forms govt
• Dr Sim: GE15 a chance to elect MPs who will prioritise S’wak interests, rights
• SUPP branch lodges report over clip to tarnish Lo’s image
• PSB’s Iana Akam refutes ‘frog’ label, says PKR sacked her
• Dapsy banking on 20-35-year-olds in close seats, says state chief
• PBDS calls on Dayaks to support PSB candidate in Miri
• PH Sibuti candidate complains about removal of campaign materials
• Ting: Vote for Phang to revive ‘Miri 3 + 1 team’
• Give full support to make GPS stronger in Parliament – Lee
• Kanowit indie George Chen says has big plans to develop constituen­cy
• Case management for Rosmah’s appeal on Dec 19
• Four men get seven-month jail each for causing injuries on another with hammer, helmet
• Man claims trial to possessing 192 turtle eggs without permission
• Senior citizen hurt after crashing van into parked pickup truck
• Irwan says received cheques worth RM521,774 from 1MDB
• Possession of sharp weapon gets teen housed in reform school till age 21
• S’wak Petchem: Over 100 technician­s ready for Bintulu mega methanol plant
• Lee: Ministry working to resolve traffic congestion at schools
• 10 water supply projects in Samarahan to be ready by 2023
• Perimeter survey, issuance of land titles not political gimmick — Awang Tengah
• New booster pump station marks end of water supply woes
• ‘Sabah, S’wak discussing proposed extension of railway line to Lawas’
• Jamit rallies Kapit youths to back Nanta in polls
• KPDNHEP to hold two-day Keluarga Malaysia Sale Carnival at Kapit Civic Centre
• 36 Repok community leaders receive appointmen­t le ers
• Missing fisherman found safe on beach
• Group marks 2nd anniversar­y with donation to the needy
• School MRC event spreads awareness of food safety
• OM Materials carries out emergency drill at smelting plant
• Hishammudd­in urges MAF personnel to come out early to cast vote today
• Nor Azmie Diron appointed director-general of EPU
• Covid-19: 13.4 pct drop in new weekly cases — Health DG
• BN, GRS must avoid party infighting for Sabah to progress – Bung Moktar
• Media given freedom to cover GE15, says Zahidi
• ‘Kelana Jaya LRT line running smoothly’
• Floods: Total evacuees in six states rises to 2,633
• Australian­s rescued from roofs after flash floods
• Police hunt suspect in US university campus shooting
• 6.1 quake strikes off central Japan
• Climate disaster aid scheme ‘Global Shield’ launched at COP27
• Thailand to seize ‘Joe Ferrari’ cop’s US$37 million assets
• Ramaphosa brushes aside calls to quit
• Japan PM to meet Xi at Bangkok Apec meet
• China, Australia to hold first summit in years
• Musk sees aliens, tunnels in a candlelit G20 vision of the future
• Why Putin is staying away from G20
• Six dead in mid-air collision at Texas WWII show
• France, UK sign new deal on thwarting migrant Channel crossings
• RALLY AGAINST HEALTHCARE REFORM
• Pelosi still sees ‘chance’ for Democrats to win US House
• Trump set to officially launch 2024 comeback bid
• Melania Trump lawyer elected Slovenia’s first woman president
• Iran launches cross-border missile, drone strikes on Kurdish groups in Iraq
• Iran issues first death sentence over protests
• Israeli forces kill Palestinia­n woman in West Bank
• Afghan supreme leader orders full implementa­tion of Islamic law
• Russian atrocities in Kherson region same as other regions — Zelensky
• Turkey accuses Kurdish group of Istanbul attack
• England’s Curran clinical closer from family of cricketers
• Swiss beat Australia to lift Billie Jean King Cup
• ‘Still proud’ Pakistan mourns T20 World Cup defeat
• Sixers power over Jazz on back of Embiid’s 59
• Ings double helps Villa down Brighton
• Garnacho’s late strike sees Man Utd edge Fulham
• Mbappe on target for five-goal PSG before World Cup
• Red Bull boss battling to preserve unity, reputation
• Steward to avoid being ‘starstruck’ against All Blacks
• All Blacks see silver lining in hard-fought win
• Russell sweeps to first Grand Prix win in Brazil
• Shun Kiat, Kourtney lift singles titles
• Kok Leong’s success eases Keen Ho’s burden
• Sarawak out of Agong’s Cup after two losses, one draw
• Confidence in govt key to future investment­s
• Analysts: GDP growth likely 8.5-9 pct for 2022
• Services and manufactur­ing growth set to continue in 2023
• ‘Palm oil to trade between RM3,800 and RM4,200 per tonne until 2Q’
• Juwai IQI: Macro economy stability vital for country
• KLCCP’s overall profitabil­ity remains on recovery track
• Carlsberg’s 3QFY22 net profit nearly triples to RM76.4 mln from 2021 base
• Five Asean central banks ink MoU to boost RPC
• Malaysian firms to participat­e in virtual EAM to China Nov 16-17
• Jentayu Sustainabl­es collaborat­es with Voith Hydro
• Berjaya Food’s 1QFY23 results beat expectatio­ns, outlook should remain positive
• Positive on IHH’s next step for Fortis in India
• Foreign investors turned net buyers every day last week
• TM’s procuremen­t process undergoes continuous, rigorous review
• Bursa M’sia ends lower on profit-taking
• BNM issues commemorat­ive coins in conjunctio­n with KL’s 50TH anniversar­y
• Money Market
• The eyes tell a million stories
• How often does IVF succeed, and how much does it cost?
• Fasha Shandha roasted online for dressing up as Maleficent
• Dave Chappelle returns to ‘Saturday Night Live’ with no apologies — and many jokes about Kanye
• Chalamet ate cherries, chocolate to make cannibal scenes look realistic
• Lupita Nyong’o: It’s a gift to get to converse in Spanish in ‘Black Panther’
• The ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ post-credits scene, explained
• ‘Black Panther’ sequel scores huge opening, at home and abroad
• From ‘9 to 5’ to $100 million, Dolly Parton receives Bezos charity award

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