Grassroots, community sports powering Malaysia’s sporting future

Kawan Athletics Club shows the way in elevating Malaysia’s sports scene, writes sports consultant Nur Jasni Mohamed.
Being ousted in Selangor, emerging tops in DAP CEC election – comeback is real for Gobind Singh Deo

The convincing victory in the DAP Central Executive Committee election, and trust placed upon Gobind Singh Deo by naming him the national chairman cements his role and influence in the party. He now returns to the Digital Ministry with renewed vigour and motivation.
Newcastle looks to end 51 years of hurt against Liverpool in League Cup final

Newcastle looks to end its Wembley curse against Liverpool, the first team to beat it at England’s national stadium 51 years ago.
Heroism doesn’t always come in flashy packages

In a world obsessed with the extraordinary, we often overlook the quiet strength of the ordinary. But what if the small, everyday moments hold more meaning than the grand achievements we celebrate?
Be part of Jom Jalan with NPC 2025

Jom Jalan with NPC 2025, jointly organised by the National Press Club Malaysia (NPC) and the Federal Territory Kuala Lumpur Athletics Association (FTKLAA), will see its second edition held on May 24 at Padang Merbok, Kuala Lumpur.
Celebrating Hideo Kojima – Japanese video game developer extraordinaire

In this week’s gaming wrap-up, we look into the contributions of a renowned Japanese video game developer and take a closer look at several latest game releases.
Chelsea must overcome inconsistency to claim Champions League ticket

Chelsea must find form to return to the Champions League for the first time since the 2022-2023 season.
Many Malaysians approach money passively, focusing on day-to-day needs without considering long-term consequences

Retirement is a reality that requires careful planning, says Associate Professor Chong Wei Ying, who adds that it is vital for Malaysians to embrace financial awareness, leveraging tools and professional advice to shape a retirement that fulfills aspirations.
Who will be the next NSC director-general?

Three individuals – Arrifin Ghani, Jefri Ngadirin and Suhardi Alias – have been earmarked as potential candidates for the National Sports Council (NSC) director-general post.
Malaysia must address racial, religious attitudes to progress as a nation

After 68 years of Merdeka, Malaysia remains divided by racial and religious issues that hinder national progress. Datuk Seri Jahaberdeen Mohamed Yunoos argues that for Malaysia to move forward, it must prioritise unity, implement merit-based policies, and reject identity politics.
Pahang Sultan to politicians: Stop being clowns, be the bridge to unite people

Sultan of Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah says political figures should stop being ‘clowns’ by fuelling race, religion, and royalty issues that could incite the people.
Malaysian govt upskills 200 ‘Change Ambassadors’ in Gen AI tools to drive public service transformation

Some 200 civil servants participated in the ‘Train-the-Trainer’ programme from March 3-7 at Menara Usahawan, Putrajaya. The initiative aimed to equip them with Gen AI tools to enhance digital adoption and transformation in the public sector.