Tan Sri Darshan Singh Gill, the former Asian Cycling Confederation president, was recognised for his half-century of service to the sport during the 33rd ACC Congress in Riyadh on Feb 12.
Forget football, get kids to hit the oche where big money awaits and there is virtually no barrier to entry, writes seasoned journalist Razak Chik.
Representatives from the Digital Ministry and its agencies visit SK St James Quop in Kuching to review the implementation of the AI-powered classroom proof-of-concept pilot project there.
The Malaysia Pickleball Association faces possible suspension after the Sports Commissioner’s Office concluded that its recent annual general meeting and past AGMs were conducted in breach of its constitution.
Malaysia does not have formal sentencing guidelines. As a result, sentencing discretion rests largely with individual judges, guided by statutory maximums, case law and general principles of proportionality, deterrence and public interest, writes criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy.
Representatives from the Digital Ministry and its agencies visit SK St James Quop in Kuching to review the implementation of the AI-powered classroom proof-of-concept pilot project there.
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo says the Public Sector Data Digitalisation Policy and the expanded MyGDX platform will reshape public service delivery by enabling secure, coordinated data sharing across government agencies.
Malaysia’s Digital Minister, Gobind Singh Deo, has urged chief executive officers of Indian companies to use Malaysia as a “living lab” to scale their solutions across Southeast Asia’s population of 700 million.
The Association of Pickleball Players (APP) says it made the right decision to use Malaysia as its gateway into Asia after its inaugural tournament in Kuala Lumpur attracted 1,760 players.
Tan Sri Darshan Singh Gill, the former Asian Cycling Confederation president, was recognised for his half-century of service to the sport during the 33rd ACC Congress in Riyadh on Feb 12.
Riding the wave of pickleball’s rapid growth in Malaysia, Hawaiian-born Xiao Yi Wang-Beckvall has chosen Kuala Lumpur as her new home base following her women’s doubles triumph here last year.
Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTiC) has been transformed into a one-stop hub for arts, culture and heritage, offering exhibitions, performances and showcases aimed at promoting Malaysia’s rich cultural diversity for Visit Malaysia 2026.
Promoting unity through action, Yayasan Salam Malaysia will organise a multicultural Explorace and a forum on mental wellbeing and cultural intelligence on Feb 8.
UiTM Seremban 3 students reimagined the typical run by blending fitness with entertainment, creating an inaugural night event—the Nightmare Run—focused on enjoyment and scares rather than speed or rankings.
