Running or walking outdoors is refreshing and Twentytwo13’s Sila Lari, Jangan Duduk Fun Run 2018 this Sunday at Padang Merbok, Kuala Lumpur, promises to be just that with a whole lot of fun!
Author: Graig Nunis
Journalist. Liverpool fan. Dreamer. Waiting for aliens to return. He can be reached at gnunis@twentytwo13.my or on Twitter (@gnunis1892).
‘I could not say no to BAM’
Former shuttler Wong Choong Hann says it is national service to be Badminton Association of Malaysia’s coaching director.
Thank you, Jin Wei
Datuk Seri Mohamad Norza Zakaria delighted by Goh Jin Wei’s gold medal at Youth Olympic Games.
Rayna wants individual medals at Youth Olympic Games
Rayna Hoh Khai Ling helps Team Max Whitlock win silver in Youth Olympic Games’ first ever multidiscipline team event, now eyeing glory in individual apparatus.
Golfer Leong copes well on Day One
Malaysian golfer tied for 20th in CIMB Classic after shooting a 68 in the opening round at TPC Kuala Lumpur.
Parking hell
Local councils should adopt parking systems that are friendly to locals and visitors.
Super Nelvianna to the rescue
Sabahan Nelvianna Masandul overcame adversity and now helps hardcore poor in Pitas, Sabah appreciate the value of early childhood education.
A sense of community
Friendship through football, that is what the UKRC International Soccer 9s is about.
HTC KL reigns supreme again
After retaining UKRC International Soccer 9s trophy, HTC Kuala Lumpur eager to score hattrick by winning again next year.
Thanabalan: South Korea win sweet but stay focused
Football legend Datuk N. Thanabalan says national Under-23 team must not get carried away after fine Asian Games outing.
Parenting course? Why not!
Bringing up a child is even more challenging than marriage but no one teaches you good parenting, says early childhood education expert Pua Chee Ling.
Change will do you good
Those in the early childhood education field, school and university level are working at their own pace, leaving children to fend for themselves.
Labour of love
Danny Ng finishes late father Peter Ng’s work detailing the rich history of the Technical College Kuala Lumpur – now known as Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.