The Borneo Post - 2022-11-22

• Budget 2023 a foundation for Sarawak’s future, says Premier
• S’wak demands Putrajaya allocate 10 per cent of devt budget to state
• Tenth PM to be decided today?
• Strategic Thrust 2: Stimulatin­g Economic Growth
• Strategic Thrust 8:
• Strategic Thrust 4 Transformi­ng Sarawak Into A Competitiv­e Economy
• Strategic Thrust 5:
• Strategic Thrust 1:
• Strategic Thrust 3:
• Strategic Thrust 10:
• Strategic Thrust 11: Enhancing State Government Capacity and Service Delivery
• Strategic Thrust 7 Balancing Economic Growth with Environmen­tal Sustainabi­lity
• Baru in plea to GPS to reconsider move to work with PN, PAS
• ART expected to reduce Kuching’s carbon footprint by 15 per cent
• S’wak expects to collect highest revenue in 2023
• Sng says he was invited to a end meeting between leaders of BN, PH
• Consider PH for sake of S’wak’s diverse society, PKR man asks GPS
• Trade unionist appeals to GPS to reconsider move of joining PN
• Mixed feelings among social activists over GPS supporting PN
• Choosing wrong partner will harm Sarawak, PKR man warns GPS
• Rights activist calls on Premier to ‘choose alliances carefully’
• Abd Karim suggests appointing MP commanding confidence of most lawmakers as PM
• ‘Clear direction vital before GPS work with any peninsula group’
• Premier announces various aid to enhance welfare programmes
• 2023 State Budget: RM7.506 bln proposed for devt expenditur­e
• RM1.12 bln budgeted for infrastruc­ture devt in 2023
• Abg Jo: 1,043 telco towers to be built in stages by end of next year
• Upskilling, reskilling of educators will continue — Premier
• Works on RM20 mln S’wak Science Centre to kick off in 2023
• DUN Speaker congratula­tes GPS chairman, newly-elected Sarawak MPs
• ‘RM23 million set aside for safeguardi­ng state’s marine resources, borders’
• RM2.3 mln for forest landscape restoratio­n programme
• ‘State Budget 2023 comprehens­ive, focused on needs of Sarawakian­s’
• Sarawak aims to produce 8 Olympians by 2030 — Premier
• RM900,000 set aside for DID schemes in Tanjung Purun, Pueh next year
• InvestSara­wak to have RM7 mln next year to attract investment­s
• THREE AMIGOS
• Julaihi: Ministry to push forward towards full utilities coverage
• Dr Rundi lauds State Budget 2023 as benefittin­g rural communitie­s
• CARAT 2022 exercise aimed at strengthen­ing MAF’s combat capabiliti­es
• Sarawak records 814 Covid-19 cases in Epid Week 46
• Miss Tourism Int’l: Nuzezo launches Numbers Jewellery
• AirAsia unveils Singapore-Sibu route at Sarawak Fair
• GPS emphasis on new voters paid off, says Talib
• UTS inks MoU with first industry partner from China
• Flood improves in Limbang, parts of Miri still affected
• Man jailed seven months for dishonestl­y retaining stolen gold
• Jobless youth placed on good behaviour bond for hurting mum
• Sibu Hospital seeks unknown patient’s next of kin
• Fire breaks out at under-constructi­on apartment complex in Tabuan Dayak
• Najib intended to shut down 1MDB in 2015 — Edge chairman
• Marine police seize 40,000 litres of diesel, arrest two
• Woman dies after falling from upper floor of Wisma Sanyan
• ‘Everyone has role to play in building child-friendly city, community’
• Despite loss, PKR’s Zulhaidah says will continue to serve Sibuti folk
• Level Up Fitness raises RM4,500 for Hope Place
• Che Quan Khor ‘adopts’ five needy students, to support schooling needs
• PKR Miri to set up new service centre – MP
• Nanta thanks voters for continued trust to serve as Kapit MP
• APM holds safety awareness programme for preschoole­rs
• Saarani sworn in as Perak MB to form government
• Abdul Hadi: PN has collected SDs from more than 112 MPs
• Coalition to form federal govt should not involve DAP — Johor Umno
• Hishammudd­in stands firm in rejecting PH, willing to be sacked
• Bung: GRS has ‘declared war’ on BN by shifting support to PN
• Half-month special financial aid for Penang civil servants
• ‘Kedah not dissolving assembly before March despite strong momentum for PN’
• Pahang PH and BN to form new state govt
• Philippine­s accuses China of seizing rocket part in disputed waters
• HK leader tests positive for Covid on return from APEC
• Harris vows ‘unwavering’ commitment to Philippine­s
• NZ court rules voting age of 18 breaches youth rights
• Kazakh President cruises to re-election
• Christie’s cancels controvers­ial T-rex auction in Hong Kong
• Putin congratula­tes Tokayev on ‘convincing mandate’
• China says ‘long way to go’ after COP27 climate deal
• China reports more Covid deaths as infections surge
• UK appeal hearing to rule on ‘IS bride’
• Colorado mass shooter stopped by ‘heroic’ folk
• Biden turns 80, but White House in no mood for a party
• All eyes on Trump’s Twitter account after Musk reinstates him
• Climate activists occupy Gordon Ramsay restaurant
• Iranian Guards again strike Kurdish groups in Iraq
• Warehouse fire leaves several dead
• Israel’s Netanyahu wins defamation suit against ex-premier Olmer
• DR Congo rebels hit villages 20 years on from Goma incursion
• UN nuclear chief denounces strikes on Ukraine power plant
• ‘Fear reigns’ among Syria’s Kurds after Turkish strikes
• Ko wins LPGA Tour C’ship and Player of the Year
• New Zealand succumb to Suryakumar’s ton in 2nd T20
• Itoje: England to ‘unlock potential’ against S.Africa
• Van de Flier, Demant named Players of the Year
• McIIroy wins Dubai Race, Rahm takes DP world title
• US skipper relishes captaincy ahead of Wales clash
• Empty seats as World Cup party falls flat
• World Cup kicks off with hosts Qatar defeated
• ‘Weird’ timing as Germans primed for World Cup
• Bale hopes to inspire next Wales generation
• Garang Kuol: Australia’s teenage World Cup talent bound for Newcastle
• Mitoma ready to make Germany sick at World Cup
• M’sian Tigers eye semis at FIH Nations Cup
• Aifa faces new challenges to defend M’sia Open title
• Verstappen wins season-closing Abu Dhabi GP
• Djokovic ends troubled year with ATP Finals title
• CIMB ranks fourth globally in Inaugural 2022 Financial System Benchmark
• Jetex sets new Guinness World Record title
• Dayang’s overall outlook for 2023 will continue improving
• Knee-jerk reaction likely to GE15 hung outcome
• Nespresso chief exec confident soaring inflation will not roast sales
• PropertyGu­ru’s revenues grow 47 pct y-o-y in third quarter
• Malayan Flour 3Q net profit soars to RM46.21 mln
• Apex’s 4QFY22 earnings to soften sequential­ly
• Malaysia’s exports shows signs of slowdown
• Analysis: UOA REIT likely to be appealing to yield-seeking investors
• Gas Malaysia sees 9MFY22 results coming in beyond expectatio­ns
• Teladan maintains robust bottom line growth
• Foreign investors turned net sellers on shortened trading
• Analysts raise Kelington Group Bhd FY22 and FY23 net profits
• Bursa Malaysia ends lower as market awaits new govt
• Oil posts sharp declines on Fed rate hike prospects
• David Suh draws millions of TikTok followers with his belief: Everyone can be photogenic
• They asked Lizzo for a dress through TikTok. It worked
• HISTORY At A Glance
• ‘Power Rangers’ star Jason David Frank dies aged 49
• UK drummer with a knack for jazz to perform in KL on Friday
• After ‘disappeari­ng’ for almost a year, singer Wang Leehom set to make a comeback in Chinese variety show
• Wife inspires Vince Vaughn to write ‘Christmas with the Campbells’
• BEST ACTOR
• ‘Back to the Future’ star Fox gets honorary Oscar
• Elton John bids farewell to America with ‘emotional’ Los Angeles concert
• ‘Wakanda’ extends its box-office reign in N.American theaters
• Ryan Reynolds hopes to make ‘Deadpool’ Christmas one day
• French film-maker Straub dies aged 89
• BTS’ Jungkook unveils new song ‘Dreamers’ at Qatar World Cup
• Frustrated foodies gobble up South Korean grocery unicorn
• African students face tough battle for Canada visas

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