Gaming news website Kakuchopurei and Twentytwo13 have teamed up to provide the latest in the gaming sphere. In this week’s round-up, we look at some of the upcoming games to look out for in 2025.
As Malaysia assumes the Asean chair starting tomorrow, and given the region’s focus on its booming digital economy, Huawei Cloud in Malaysia’s vice-president Andy Wei says cloud solutions are key to fostering digital inclusion for all, particularly in remote areas.
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.
At last week’s Malaysia Open, whispers about Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Abdul Aziz’s potential leadership role in the Badminton Association of Malaysia grew louder ahead of its elections, due by May. If elected, Tengku Zafrul, whose senatorship ends in December, would have to step down as Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry.
Malaysian Cricket Association president Mohammed Iqbal Ali Kassim Ali says Malaysia’s Under-19 women’s team is being groomed for the future, with eyes on the 2028 and 2032 Olympics.
The Liverpool-Accrington Stanley tie also showcases the magic of the FA Cup, where teams from the fourth tier go head-to-head with teams from the Premier League.
Kedah Tua is an important historical legacy that should not be buried under a religious-political schism. More must be done, especially by the Kedah State authorities and the National Department of Heritage, to promote the archaeological sites of Bujang Valley as an educational and tourism product in the context of Asean archaeological diaspora, writes Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Mohamed Ghouse Nasaruddin.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged China to share data on the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic, five years after the pandemic began.
The Malaysia Blood Donors Society’s (Sedarah Malaysia) final blood donation campaign on Dec 21 was a resounding success, but its chairman, Michael James Alwis, said the need for blood donations continues. Plans for 2025 are already in the works, including a fun run on World Blood Donation Day.
