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July 4, 2009
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TODAY'S FRONTPAGE



High score on non-violence
Brunei Darussalam scored high marks for political stability and absence of violence as well as for government effectiveness. This was revealed in the World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) 1996-2008 which was released recently.

	H1N1 cases reach 101
	Queries on schools re-opening Monday
	Bandar lights up for upcoming festivity
	Facemasks, sanitizers fly off the shelves
	Royal congratulatory message to USA for Fourth of July celebrations
	What happened to celebrating in style?
	Saudi embassy donates Quran to schools
	Thai ambassador discusses product promotion at Hua Ho
	TelBru takes H1N1 precautions
	Don't panic, but be concerned
	BIBD distributes free face masks to public
	Fire safety and prevention training at The Empire Hotel and Country Club
	RMS Diner and Zaika relocate to KB
	Masked siblings go shopping
	Flag hoisting ceremony in Mukim Pengkalan Batu
	Terannum Bil Quran winner gets mobile phone
	Indian Association selects new committee
	Sign Language books now available in all districts
	Science School 1981 intake reunion
	DST Group, Ericsson sign MoU with 4 govt schools
	SSB Hospital staff embraces Islam
	MoE holds special prayers for protection against H1N1
	SR IQRA holds ceremony for participants of Quran competition
	Japanese embassy awards five recipients for their contribution
	Teachers share experience on SPN-21
	Competition seeks finalists for national Youth Tilawatil Quran
	Local hi-tech companies battle to build market confidence
	Durham University to meet with prospective students July 10
	Indonesian citizens can vote for presidential election in Brunei
	Maju set to unveil new VW Golf
	Dapurkita ready to serve 'home cooked meal'
	'Black sheep' among Kampong Ayer boatmen
	Fourth of July - US presence still felt in Brunei
	SCB's Priority Banking customers get investment tips
	Look and feel great with 'P-Fix Beauty & Body Care'
	International Medical University offers more options