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Local Foreign Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun Archives Latest News	Raramit amu’ kounsub kumaa Skim Walai Kumoiso’ku osiriba’ |  Koatulan dokutul tabaa pavasaon pootodon id Sabah, Sarawak om sokid kosudong: Bolkiah |  98,501 PATI INDONESIA NAKAANU NO PASPORT |  Syarat doktor tamat latihan untuk bekhidmat di kawasan pedalaman disifatkan wajar |  Petanah cadang Ketua Kampung diberi kuasa sah permohonan tanah |  Kerajaan tidak pilih kasih agih BR1M, kata Karim |  Rogol: Lelaki warga Filipina dipenjara enam tahun, empat sebatan |  Pengawal keselamatan terperanjat temui bayi perempuan masih bertali pusat |  Pasport 98,501 daripada 98,888 PATI daftar dalam program 5P sudah diproses |  KWSP tidak beri pinjaman pada individu |   |   |   |   |   |   Sports     Japan to host U-20 women’s World Cup Japan will host the under-20 women’s football World Cup this summer, a year after grabbing the senior women’s title, officials said Wednesday. Full Story   Redknapp cleared in tax evasion trial Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp was found not guilty of tax evasion on Wednesday, clearing the way for the popular Spurs coach to succeed Fabio Capello as manager of England. Full Story   FAM names 11 players in match-fixing scandal The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) suspended 11 Negeri Sembilan President’s Cup players for between one to five years, effective Nov 30 last year, following their involvement in match-fixing. Full Story   New challenge for President Cuppers Sabah will be playing on unfamiliar ground when they take on Bukit Jalil Sports School in a President’s Cup Group A tie today. Full Story   STALEMATE Sabah and Kelantan shared the spoils after ending their Super League tie in a stalemate draw at the Likas Stadium last night. Full Story   Mali out to defy history Mali will have to defy history if they are to overcome the mighty Ivory Coast in Wednesday’s Africa Cup of Nations semi-final. Full Story   Dalglish stirs up Suarez debate again Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish hailed the return of Luis Suarez after an eight-game ban and once again insisted that he should not have been suspended in the first place. Full Story   Match-fixing: Sabah FA warns of drastic action The Sabah FA fully supports the FA of Malaysia (FAM)’s decision to take stern action against those – players and officials alike – involved in match-fixing. Full Story   Red Bull Monkey Run University Edition 2012 begins Red Bull Malaysia kicked off the ‘Red Bull Monkey Run University Edition 2012’ at 1 Borneo Hypermall here yesterday. Full Story   HSBC Penguins, Borneo Eagles among challengers HSBC Penguins, Borneo Eagles and Samurai International have been ranked as the main challengers to favourites BGC Asia Pacific Barbarians at next month’s GFI HKFC Tens here. Full Story   Torrid time at Likas Peter James Butler is back in town to lead his high-riding side Kelantan against Sabah in a Super League tie at the Likas Stadium tonight. Full Story   Capello to face FA after blasting Terry decision England manager Fabio Capello was set for talks about his own future with the Football Association on Monday after publicly condemning their decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy. Full Story   Rooney: Fight-back may turn title race Wayne Rooney believes Manchester United’s three-goal comeback against Chelsea could prove decisive in the Premier League title race, even though the champions lost ground on leaders Manchester City after a dramatic 3-3 draw at Stamford Bridge. Full Story   Malaysia drop out of Olympic Games The national Olympic squad have dropped out of the Olympic Games in London in July when they lost 1-2 to Bahrain in the fourth match of the third qualifying round for the Asian Zone at the Bahrain National Stadium in Manama last night. Full Story   Prove your worth or pack your bags Go into the ring and prove your worth … those are the words uttered by Sabah Amateur Boxing Association (SABA) President Datuk Orlando Harumal in an interview with New Sabah Times Sports yesterday. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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