The Borneo Post - 2022-12-01

• Convict files suit over alleged wrongful caning while awaiting case appeal
• Anwar to announce Cabinet today?
• Acquisitio­n of Multi-Role Support Ships should be expedited — Navy
• Increasing trend in Covid-19 infection in Sarawak
• Banks offer 3 options to purchasers of troubled Borneo Samariang Garden houses — Dr Sim
• ‘Business events crucial in addressing world’s challenges’
• Analyst believes Anwar will not give in to demands on cabinet line-up
• Dr Sim: RM271 mln for housing under ‘Project Rakyat’
• Imperative Sarawak has own pepper board — Dr Rundi
• Unifor owns no shares in quarries, timber firm, director clarifies
• Incentives for housewives, single mothers to increase in 2023
• RM61.71 mln spent on 218 projects this year
• Areas in Serian, Sri Aman approved for irrigated paddy cultivatio­n project
• RM27 mln approved for 2 more pig farming areas
• Precision Farming Park sites identified in Kuching, Bintulu, Miri
• Rabid dog cases in Sarawak on downward trend from 2018-2022
• Salcra to pay out RM75 mln to participan­ts this year
• S’wak targets 3 million visitors in 2023, RM7.25 bln tourism receipts
• Abd Karim suggests hiring retirees, students as tourist guides
• Niah National Park: Submission of final dossier to Unesco by February
• Ministry to continue with its ‘#Tiada Minggu Tanpa Program’
• Civic centres venues of proposed youth centre pilot project — Karim
• Senior citizen population grows at 0.55 pct each year
• Welfare assistance always tops Sarawak Budget — Fatimah
• All Sedidik teachers expected to have at least Diploma in Early Childhood Education by 2025
• Kuching CSSC to start operating on Dec 2
• 356 applicatio­ns approved under new My Second Home rules
• GE15 an eye-opening experience for first-time polling agents
• Providing best service to community remains priority — Bintulu OCPD
• Ting: Flooding could have been avoided if de-silting of drains done
• Multiple awardwinni­ng concert bands to perform in Kuching
• Danilla Riyadi, Indonesia’s Best Alternativ­e Artist to perform at Sunbear Festival
• Jln Medan Jaya-Tun Hussein Onn flyover project now at stage 1, says DAP man
• Uggah to officiate City Christmas Parade 2022 on Saturday
• More than 700 experts to attend UTP’s ESTCON 2022 in Kuching
• Nafas committed to producing more women and young farmers
• MagnumCare­s reaches out to duo with medical welfare aid
• Namlifa celebrates high achievers at 19th Akard Award
• Curtin hosts Science Challenge for secondary school students
• Teacher with stage 4 cancer graduates with PhD, aims to inspire his students
• Nobel Peace Laureate 2006 conferred UPM honorary doctorate
• Over RM2 million aid for flood-affected breeders in Terengganu
• China astronauts reach Tiangong space station
• Data shows new drug can slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s patients
• Chile ceramics, Colombian wisdom get Unesco heritage status
• Marriage equality advocates hail Tokyo court ruling
• Suitcase murder suspect appears in New Zealand court
• Australian ex-PM censured over secret ministry posts
• Ukraine urges allies to speed up support for winter of war
• Five Palestinia­ns dead, soldier wounded as West Bank violence flares
• Iran’s supreme leader takes Iraqi PM to task over security
• Survivor of Walmart shooting files US$50m lawsuit against company
• Two militia leaders guilty of sedition in US Capitol assault
• S. Korea scrambles jets after Chinese, Russian warplanes approach
• Congress leaders signal strong support to prevent rail strike
• Twitter lifts rule against Covid misinforma­tion
• Doncic triple-double carries Mavs past Warriors
• Ferrari’s Binotto pays price for Red Bull dominance
• Ex referee admits cheated to help Pacquiao win
• Rashford has ‘massive ambition’ for rampant England
• US ‘deserve’ last 16 spot, says Berhalter
• Germany vow to learn from 2018 against Costa Rica
• Courtois scotches talk of Belgium rift at World Cup
• Japan striker Kamada struggling for form in Qatar
• Expectatio­ns rise for Brazil despite Neymar setback
• Sohniya celebrates hole-in-one as Malcolm leads the charge
• Two thumbs up for CMS in 3QFY22
• Leform debuts on Bursa’s ACE Market
• Celcom upgrades 4G LTE coverage across rural Sabah, Sarawak, Pahang
• Analysts: 3Q in line for Sarawak Plantation­s
• HRD Corp launches NHCCE 2022, collabs with LinkedIn
• SME Corp Malaysia, OSMEP Thailand ink M0U for market access for SMES
• FMM welcomes credible, transparen­t govt procuremen­t system
• ‘Government­s should review policies which are not aligned with goals’
• MYStartup Accelerato­r Programme Cohort 2 opens for registrati­on
• Singapore Airlines, Tata Sons to merge Air India and Vistara
• Press Metal’s 3Q net profit rises to RM315.8 million
• UPS Malaysia welcomes boost to small biz as CPTPP comes into force
• DOSM: Stable labour market ensures economy on track
• PPI eases slightly to 4.0 pct in October
• Bursa recoups early losses to end higher on bargain hunting
• Public Bank’s 3Q net profit rises 16.8 pct to RM1.59 bln
• Afghan refugees celebrate Thanksgivi­ng in US
• Three US teens create a ‘period pantry’ for free pads, tampons
• Amy Grant establishe­s herself an artist beloved across genres
• Walt Disney looks to create content for next generation
• AMC Networks CEO steps down after less than 3 months
• Malaysian artist, KPop producer DJ SP3CK goes viral for cameo in 2019 South Korean film
• Kara makes stunning full comeback at 2022 Mama Awards after seven years
• When seniors can’t care for their dogs, volunteers step in
• How old is too old to stay at a youth hostel?
• Air Canada sent a Toronto man's cats to California without him
• ‘The dead keep coming’

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