National Under-22 coach Datuk Ong Kim Swee has been branded a ‘failure’ by some after his footballers crashed out early in the 2019 SEA Games but what’s next for the national team?
Denice ‘The Menace Fairtex’ doesn’t fear Shadowcat
Denice ‘The Menace Fairtex’ Zamboanga aims to follow in the footsteps of ONE Atomweight Muay Thai and Kickboxing world champion Stamp Fairtex when she faces Jihin ‘Shadowcat’ Radzuan at ONE: Mark of Greatness tomorrow.
Jihin Radzuan ready for Zamboanga challenge
Jihin ‘Shadowcat’ Radzuan confident of continuing her unbeaten home record against Denice ‘The Menace Fairtex’ Zamboanga at ONE: Mark of Greatness in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
Handbook to understand mental health
As Malaysians strive to understand mental health issues, the Malaysian Psychiatric Association, Malaysian Mental Health Association and Pfizer Malaysia jointly launch ‘The Mental Health Handbook’ to help people learn about the matter better.
Chin up Mei See, there’s always next year
Chin Mei See, the only female Malaysian to qualify for the Ironman World Championship hopes to better her time in 2020.
SIC revving for successful Races of Malaysia
Sepang International Circuit (SIC) chief executive officer Datuk Razlan Razali said Races of Malaysia, featuring FIA World Touring Car Cup and FIM Endurance World Championship next month, is a start to many more exciting events at the world-class circuit.
What’s in a flag? Plenty!
Recent flag fiasco at a basketball event reveals the ignorant side of Malaysians as the country’s symbol must never be compromised.
Bringing communities together for a cleaner Klang River
Volunteers removed over 2,000kg of trash trapped around the Kampung Sungai Sireh Tambahan II fishermen’s jetty in Port Klang, refurbished public facilities and encouraged residents to practice waste separation during the Nov 23 event.
Fight For Change 2019 raises RM20,000 for Journalist Welfare Fund
National Press Club of Malaysia (NPC) deputy president and Twentytwo13 editor Haresh Deol took part in a mixed martial arts charity bout which raised at least RM20,000 for the NPC’s Journalist Welfare Fund while changing the perception of the sport in Malaysia.
Supporters of Fight For Change 2019 come from all walks of life
Sportsprises79, official distributor of KT Tape, and Global Oak Tree Scholars (GOTS) will fight for change at the Cobra Rugby Club in Petaling Jaya tomorrow.
Thank you for helping to Fight For Change
Fight For Change 2019 promises to entertain and hopes to create much needed awareness on the dire state of the media industry in the country, writes Twentytwo13 managing editor Pearl Lee.
Quench your thirst with F&N drinks at Fight For Change 2019
A strong supporter of sports for youths, F&N Beverages Marketing Sdn Bhd sponsors drinks for Fight For Change 2019.
Double the laughs with Kopitiam: Double Shot
Kopitiam: Double Shot promises to appeal to new audience while staying true to its witty soul, says actor Rashid Salleh.