The Borneo Post - 2022-11-29

• Cabinet: All parties consulted
• NGO donates 62 mobile stretchers to 9 hospitals in central region
• Give priority to capable, competent civil servants for key posts – Cuepacs
• ‘Proposed boutique airline won’t be profit-driven’
• Sagah hopes PM picks Bidayuh GPS MPs to be in Cabinet
• ‘Giving priority to rising cost of living welcome news for rural folks’
• Brunei Sultan surprises Anwar by driving him to Seri Perdana
• DoSM: 9.19m children under 18 in M’sia in 2022
• Aspirasi calls for creation of Minister of Oil post, Sarawakian to fill role
• Sabah should enact law to protect villagers from wild animals, DUN told
• Latest Rotary Club chapter ‘a true reflection’ of urban Kuching community
• Covid-19: Sarawak records 1,046 new cases
• New Covid cases nationwide down 2.5 pct — Health DG
• NCAC recommends govt overcome dependency on imports
• IConDA 2022 sets platform for computer, drone applicatio­ns technology sharing
• Activist wants more than just one nominee for DPM post
• Seraban associatio­n backs calls for appointmen­t of Dayak DPM
• Dayak community leaders recommend Nanta as DPM
• Young adults place high expectatio­ns on new federal cabinet
• Associatio­n: At least two S’wakians should be considered for DPM post
• New govt must keep promise of recognisin­g UEC — SFCA
• Cops open fire at car used in robbery, three detained
• Trio arrested for gambling over World Cup matches
• Dennis laments number of newborns in Baram registered for EFS still small
• Sabah to establish temporary shelter for street kids
• Business leader says S’wakians must be well represente­d in new Cabinet
• RM134.59 mln to boost Sabah tourism sector next year — CM
• S’wak hotels’ occupancy rate at 65-75 pct this year
• With own airline, MAH Sarawak chairman expects more tourist arrivals
• Motac: Pandemic gives opportunit­y to rethink, reimagine Malaysia’s tourism
• Thai’s ‘Lover Boy’ Phum Viphurit among key acts at Sunbear Festival 2022
• Bamboo Ethnic Weekend exemplifie­s true meaning of ‘ethnic’
• New restaurant offers classical Chinese cuisine with modern touches
• DAP man suggests short-term measures to address flash floods in resettleme­nt area
• Kapit folk want Nanta to be DPM — KCROA chairman
• Be ready for activities filled Christmas month at La Promenade Mall
• Chinese taikonauts inspire Asean students with their space stories
• Cultural changes needed to overcome shortcomin­gs in new sexual harassment law
• SMK Chung Hua Miri wins silver at World Robot Olympiad in Germany
• Express bus rams into trailer, 16 passengers injured
• Two pets killed in fire that destroyed house’s cat room
• Motorcycli­st killed in crash along Jalan Miri Airport
• SRDC proposes four festivals on state tourism calendar
• Amelia crowned Ratu Kebaya of Durin Festival 2022
• Growing padi in recycled paint cans
• ‘Create social business to help society in sustainabl­e way’
• Sarawak Energy receives two gold awards at Global CSR & ESG Summit
• SBC hosts talk on ‘Green Hydrogen from Biomass’
• Akard Award to recognise 104 insurance profession­als’ excellent achievemen­t
• Blood donation campaigns in Kuching, Kota Samarahan this weekend
• APM a ends to paintball player injured during game
• JCI Miri holding 60th anniversar­y dinner this Dec 16
• Looking for a job? Visit Career Fair Tech Safari 2.0 this Dec 3
• Bomba personnel remove slithery ‘guest’ from house
• Bandar Baru Samariang to experience water supply interrupti­on
• First-of-its-kind pet market to be held at Bark Park Borneo
• Wan Rosdy takes oath as Pahang MB for second term
• ‘Put aside political ideology and sentiment, prioritise devt’
• Formation of state govt with PH for stability — Pahang MB
• Bernama wins five prizes at Terengganu media appreciati­on night
• Padang Serai GE15: Employers urged to give time-off for employees to vote
• Former Langkawi MP dies in Germany
• Xinjiang eases some Covid measures after protests
• Comoros ex-president jailed for life for ‘high treason’
• Ukraine warns of fresh Russian missile strikes
• WHO: Monkeypox renamed mpox
• Australian exPM faces censure over secret ministry posts
• Taiwan elections set stage for tighter presidenti­al race in 2024
• CALL TO END VIOLENCE
• Ex-US Marine a ‘high risk’ inmate in Australia prison
• Death toll from Indonesia quake rises to 321
• Bangladesh charges Rohingya insurgent chief with murder
• Police bust cocaine ‘super-cartel’ in Dubai, Europe
• Canada unveils new Asia-Pacific strategy
• Study: Brexit compounded UK doctor shortage
• UK start-up behind algae-based packaging bids for Earthshot glory
• 4 dead in hotel siege in Somali capital
• Italy declares state of emergency after deadly landslide
• MULTI-FRONT THREATS
• Iran arrests Khamenei niece for condemning regime — Brother
• Landslide in Cameroon kills at least 11
• 40 Burundi rebels killed in east DR Congo
• Iraqi PM says fraction of stolen US$2.5 bln retrieved
• Aliassime, Shapovalov help lift Canada’s first Davis Cup
• West Indies face tall order against Australia
• Wales ponder Gatland recall amid Pivac uncertaint­y
• France edge ahead as Rugby World Cup favourite
• Flick credits Germany’s mentality after draw with Spain
• Belgium slip to shock World Cup defeat by Morocco
• Spain vow to ‘go out to win always’ against Japan
• Valencia back in World Cup spotlight with Ecuador
• Warriors and Celtics score convincing wins
• ‘Odds stacked against African teams at World Cup’
• Fairytale Joburg Open win for English rookie Bradbury
• Boonma wins second Asian Tour title in Bangladesh
• S’porean and Indonesian teams win water polo tourney
• Zii Jia to try without coach as Wijaya leaves
• Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell retires at 40
• German hopes alive as Morocco stun Belgium
• PT Usha to be named India’s sports chief
• MPOC: Malaysia should engage with EU on new directive
• L&P Global inks IPO underwriti­ng agreement with Alliance IB
• Sarawak third in Malaysia’s October exports
• Leon Fuat able to weather volatile steel prices
• Weak markets challenge Tabung Haji’s dividend outlook
• Sime Darby Plant submits plan to RSPO ahead of schedule
• Able Global sees 36.8 pct improvemen­t for F&B as demand rises
• HSS Engineers’ 3Q22 net profit catapults to RM5 million
• ‘Power Root’s encouragin­g growth momentum will keep going’
• Malaysian export prices drop slightly in October
• Tealive enters Canadian market, eyes 50 outlets
• MGRC eyes Middle East, SEA markets for expansion
• China Covid lockdowns shut delivery workers out of their homes
• Celebrated Greek cheesemake­rs brought low by inflation
• UK start-up behind algae-based packaging bids for Earthshot glory
• A step forward for paediatric cancer patients
• Parkinson’s patients and researcher­s search for exercise ‘prescripti­on’
• HISTORY At A Glance
• Broadway’s ‘& Juliet’ pops with a cheeky supply of snap and crackle
• 70,000 K-pop fans to flock to Osaka for 2022 Mama Awards
• ‘Wakanda’ still reigns on weak Thanksgivi­ng weekend in N. America
• Jaclyn Victor is new ‘Gegar Vaganza’ champion
• The Rock revisits childhood 7-Eleven in Hawaii he used to steal from, buys every Snickers bar in store
• Jennifer Grey: A few other characters will be returning for ‘Dirty Dancing’
• Michael B Jordan gets directing tips from Cooper, Washington
• Boom with mushrooms grown on Belgian beer
• A horse ran away with wild mustangs. He just came home, after 8 years
• Chile’s unique Atacama desert sullied by world’s junk

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