Veteran sports leader Datuk Sieh Kok Chi says appointments of Bersatu leaders within Youth and Sports Ministry go against minister’s call of wanting politicians out of sports.
Category: Issues
Anyone can yoga
Shireen Salleh and Atilia Haron changing the face of yoga one pose at a time.
Offering free food with love
Ismat Abdul Rauf and wife Azrina Abdul Rahman try to make a difference in a world full of hate by offering the poor free food at their stall in Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam.
Residents vow to fight on against ‘defiant’ authorities over landmark ruling on projects
Kuala Lumpur residents want Federal Territories Minister and mayor to get independent advice and act in the interest of the people following landmark Court of Appeal decision on development projects.
Landmark ruling gives residents bigger voice on projects in Kuala Lumpur
Court of Appeal’s landmark ruling on controversial housing project in Taman Tiara Titiwangsa set to change the way public objections are heard and how projects are approved in Kuala Lumpur.
Rogue trainer’s drug conviction hurts local horse racing
Dark side of Malaysian horse racing exposed by John Nikolic’s arrest for smuggling cocaine worth millions into Fiji, report Frankie D’Cruz and Tony Emmanuel.
Ong shares recipe for healthy, tasty food
Food technologist Ong Beng Chung is on a mission to get children to eat healthier.
MCA – Malaysia’s Clueless Association
MCA has missed the starting gun; it does not need someone to tell them when to run.
Wife, sons and maid charged with murder of Cradle CEO
The death of Cradle Fund chief executive officer Nazrin Hassan has taken a sensational turn with his wife Samirah Muzaffar, two teenage sons and their maid charged today with his murder.
Karamjit rallies through Valley of Rock
Notable rally driver Karamjit Singh drives old passion of rock music to new heights by organising gigs, paying tribute to legendary singers and bands.
Health Minister studying pharmacists’ proposal to vaccinate
Malaysian pharmacists could soon be playing a larger role, including being vaccination advocates and providers if proposal by Health Ministry to make vaccination compulsory receives Cabinet nod.
Pharmacists ready to vaccinate, urge govt to make jabs mandatory
The Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society says it is time to include pharmacists as vaccination advocates and providers as the group urges the government to make vaccination mandatory in a bid to lower the spread of diseases and mortality rates in the country.
When martial arts is not enough …
Martial arts experts say students need the right skills to build confidence to defend themselves against attackers.