Purwaiz Alam laments the return of errant road users after more than three months. He likens them to the law-breaking Covidiots during the Movement Control Order.
Instalment plan for hockey sticks? Yes, there is
Grays Hockey Southeast Asia brand manager Allan Netto says the company’s decision to launch an interest-free monthly instalment plan for all its products will give players a chance to buy high-end equipment.
Women make mark in sports journalism
Three Malaysian women sports journalists share their love for an industry traditionally dominated by men as they hope to inspire young girls.
Scary Covid-19 global numbers
The number of Covid-19 cases worldwide is growing out of control but Malaysia continues to record single-digit cases daily.
Back to school: Let’s just go with the flow
Covid-19 pandemic is a reminder that we must continuously adapt to the changing conditions in our education system.
Sports journalism must adapt to change to thrive
Veteran sports journalist Lukman Salleh believes survival of the industry hinges on one’s ability to adapt and evolve.
State FAs ‘without doubt’ must develop talents, says Rajagobal
Ex-international and national coach Datuk K. Rajagobal stresses it is the role of state FAs, with assistance from FA of Malaysia, to unearth talents instead of taking the easy way out by using naturalised footballers.
Back to school, goodbye online classes – for now
Schools will fully reopen by July 22 with staggered starts but it will take time for students to understand SOPs.
Professor in academician group backing Muhyiddin points finger at Dr M
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Prof Datuk Dr Teo Kok Seong tells Twentytwo13 why group of 115 academicians supports Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s administration.
Climate change will worsen haze situation in Southeast Asia, says expert
As Thailand authorities warn of “intense haze” in its southern region, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia’s Prof Dr Fredolin Tangang cautions that the region will continue to be enveloped with poor air quality due to climate change.
Cut medal chase and break records instead, says Olympian
Former national racewalker Annastasia Karen Raj says athletes shouldn’t settle for winning medals at the SEA Games and should instead break records to compete in the Olympics.
Common sense missing in Jata Negara insult, says academician
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia’s Prof Datuk Dr Teo Kok Seong says controversial image of a book cover which resembles Jata Negara shows people need to be educated on importance of respecting national symbols.
Dr Dzulkefly: Move forward soonest with pneumococcal jabs plan
Former Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad is hopeful that pneumococcal vaccination will be given due attention now that the Covid-19 curve appears to have been flattened.