Anthony Loke may have engaged the wrong gear over AES announcement as the Transport Minister seems to condone motorists who break the law.
Author: Haresh Deol
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Ragnotti: Rally has lost human touch
Rally veteran Jean Ragnotti tells Twentytwo13 what he hates about modern rally, his thoughts about Ken Block and his love for Kuala Lumpur.
For FAM, silence is golden
Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has no interest in pursuing action against UAE over brawl during recent Malaysia-UAE friendly as the national body could end up on the losing end.
Smash territorial mindset out of tennis
Stakeholders, especially schools, must come together to help tennis flourish, says Lawn Tennis Association of Malaysia honorary secretary Rahizam Rahim.
KLHA marches into mess
It seems the right hand does not know what the left hand is doing in the Kuala Lumpur Hockey Association as marching band competition forces cancellation of training programmes at Kuala Lumpur Hockey Stadium.
Naturalised footballers: Option, not solution
Former internationals Reduan Abdullah and Tang Siew Seng insist the best way forward for Malaysian football is by investing in the grassroots.
SEA Games contractor to get RM60,000 dues
Youth and Sports Ministry agrees to pay Kuckreja & Co for laying and removing indoor hockey turf during 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games.
Wheels coming off skating ramp
Local veterans wonder why skate park not maintained following recent video by US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur showing US pro skaters’ executing moves at forgotten Shah Alam skate park.
Pay the RM60k, KL SEA Games contractor tells Sports Ministry
Kuckreja & Co, tasked to lay turf for 2017 Kuala Lumpur SEA Games indoor hockey competition, hopes Youth and Sports Ministry pays RM60,000 dues owe, says issue would not have cropped up with proper planning and communication.
Santokh’s pillar of strength
Taljit Kaur, wife of Santokh Singh, shares her love story and life with the legendary footballer.
Hong Chin: 50 years of great memories
Football club Hong Chin members reminisce about spirit of brotherhood during club’s 50th anniversary celebration on July 21.
Seeing red over black-or-white school shoe debate
First Education Minister Dr Maszlee Malik’s said students will wear black shoes to schools starting next year. Now he says there will be a one year grace period before ruling is enforced. The issue lacks facts, justification and does not look good on the decision makers.
Manufacturers turn white over black school shoe rule
School shoe makers were not told of new ruling, claim production for 2019 has started.