With racing in his DNA, Alister Yoong has built a reputation as one of the most promising young talents on the tracks, and has now set his sights on becoming a world champion before he turns 30.
The Inclusive Leadership Programme by the Malaysian Olympism in Action Society is changing perceptions and empowering young athletes, including those with disabilities.
Safee Sali, one of Malaysia’s most feared strikers, has a new accolade – the recipient of an EPIC-status card in Konami eFootball. The card honours the best and most recognisable footballers for their outstanding performances, skills, and influence over the years.
The Malaysia Digital Economy 2024 report, released by the Department of Statistics Malaysia today, underscores the continued growth and importance of the digital economy, driven by e-commerce and the Information and Communication Technologies sector.
The much-anticipated National Artificial Intelligence Office (NAIO) was launched today, cementing Malaysia’s commitment to accelerating the nation’s digital transformation.
The Digital Ministry will launch the National AI Office (NAIO) tomorrow. The launch comes on the first anniversary of the Digital Ministry. Here are some key highlights of the initiative.
From desert rain in Saudi Arabia to changing routes due to geopolitical tensions, Matthew Benns and Warren Brown’s road trip in their trusted 1925 Bean has become a sensation – raising over A$117,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service and attracting fans worldwide!
Tan Sri Syed Hamid Albar’s transformation from a youthful idealist to a seasoned politician in the thick of Malaysia’s political and economic landscape is portrayed with poignant clarity in his book, writes Razak Chik.
The Proton Saga may be almost four decades old, but tweaks have made it relevant to this day, writes Razak Chik.
