Former national rugby captain and coach Boon Hoon Chee sees many similarities between rugby and mixed martial arts and hopes Fight For Change 2019 will change people’s perception about the combat sport.
Malaysian hockey is the biggest loser
No sooner had the race to qualify for the 2020 Olympics ended just over a week ago, a new race began – an acrimonious contest for posts in the Malaysia Hockey Confederation – and it’s threatening to make Malaysian hockey the biggest loser.
History-maker Colleen Augustin throws support behind Fight For Change
Colleen Augustin, Malaysia’s first gold medallist at the Asian Mixed Martial Arts Championships, hopes more people support and understand the sport.
Too early for title talk
Liverpool looks to take a giant step towards the Premier League crown with victory over Manchester City but a nine-point gap this early in the season is not insurmountable.
Get inspired at Leaps of Knowledge event
Global Teacher Prize winner Peter Tabichi among inspiring line-up at FrogAsia’s Leaps of Knowledge Conference on Nov 23 in Kuala Lumpur.
Amnig backs Fight For Change 2019
Amnig boss Colin Cheang Yee Hong is happy to promote more MMA events, including Fight For Change 2019, as a busy calendar accompanied by a good business plan will help the sport grow.
They should all go, not just Subahan and Shamala
Malaysian hockey will remain stagnant as long as the officials continue fighting each other.
Creating righteous leaders for a better tomorrow
In a world full of hate and destruction, Rajeev Peshawaria, CEO and executive director of The Iclif Leadership and Governance Centre (ICLIF), is fighting the good fight – creating ethical leaders through ‘leadership energy’.
Mandatory youth leagues for state FAs
Football Association of Malaysia to implement new rule requiring state football associations to have Under-19 and Under-21 leagues
Malaysia ‘loses’ 50 gold medals even before SEA Games start
Veteran sports administrator Datuk Sieh Kok Chi believes the inclusion of several sports and disciplines and exclusion of others will help host Philippines be overall champions while Malaysia will be happy with fourth placing.
Generosity bigger than King Kong
Friends pay tribute to Ramanan Durairaj – who lost battle with cancer last year – by creating awareness, raising funds for National Cancer Society of Malaysia and celebrating life.
Over 10,000 schools in limbo over Internet connection in 2020
Education Ministry has yet to call for fresh tenders to provide Internet connection for over 10,000 schools next year, despite pledge after terminating 1BestariNet and Frog VLE in July.
Malaysian company WISE AI wins two medals at ASEAN ICT Awards 2019
WISE AI picked up two medals at the prestigious ASEAN ICT Awards (AICTA) in Vientiane, a deserving recognition for Malaysian businesses and the startup community.