Football continues to enjoy funds, but other sports representatives say Putrajaya needs new formula in dishing out money
Malaysian football will receive another RM15 million. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says the latest tranche will come from the private sector. However, other sports associations say it is time for the government to introduce a new formula, offer bigger tax breaks to companies, and reintroduce Rakan Sukan.
Malaysian Cricket Association looking towards 2028, 2032 Olympics at ICC Under-19 Women’s World Cup
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.
Decluttering, and the art of letting go
Decluttering isn’t about loss; it’s about gain. And the first thing you gain is the freedom to live more fully, unburdened by the past, writes academician Associate Professor Dr Nahrizul Adib Kadri.
A tapestry of emotions
In Young Voices this week, Tiffany Tan pens a story of Lily and how she sees the beauty of Malaysia through the lens of her brother’s camera.
Generation Z are redefining job interviews
Generation Z are here to redefine the workplace and the way we approach hiring. Their questions aren’t a challenge to authority—they’re a testament to their desire to align their skills and passions with organisations that inspire them, writes Dr Pola Singh.
‘Stop talking about MoUs, focus on real investments’
Malaysian lawmaker Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah says the rising cost of living in the country remains a huge concern, despite promises by Putrajaya to tackle the issue.
Nintendo Switch 2, Minecraft sequel, among highlights for 2025
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.
‘Accrington Stanley? Who are they?’: The magic of the English FA Cup
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.
Malaysia-India Digital Council formalised, to serve as catalyst for bilateral digital trade
The Malaysia-India Digital Council has been formalised following a meeting between Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo, and India’s Electronics and Information Technology Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw at the just-concluded 18th Pravasi Bhartiya Divas in Bhubaneswar, India.
iLEAP inspires young leaders through sport, inclusivity
The transformative Inclusive Leadership Programme (iLEAP) hopes to become self-sustaining, with young leaders taking on leadership roles.
Privatisation, planning vital in ensuring stadiums in Malaysia up to mark, says Ahmad Faizal
Former youth and sports minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu says Malaysia should consider privatising sporting venues to lessen the burden on national coffers.
Opening our doors to the world will make Harimau Malaya an Asian juggernaut
As the nation opens its doors to the world to embrace the multi-ethnic realities of modern Malaysia, we could potentially find ourselves whiskers away from the front door of the prestigious FIFA World Cup, writes ex-Perak CEO Muhammad Yunus Zakariah.