Senior sports analyst Sadek Mustaffa says experienced corporate figures are reluctant to contest the Football Association of Malaysia's top post because they believe the president lacks the independence and authority needed to drive meaningful reforms
As debate intensifies over who will lead the Football Association of Malaysia after September's elections, AFC secretary-general Datuk Seri Windsor Paul John believes that stakeholders should focus less on personalities and more on implementing governance reforms designed to ensure accountability, transparency and long-term stability within Malaysian football
As debate over FAM’s future leadership intensifies ahead of the next elections, Kuala Lumpur FA president Syed Yazid Syed Omar says Malaysian football needs a balanced mix of experienced administrators and fresh talent, warning that a wholesale leadership change could erode valuable institutional knowledge
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has drawn attention to the substantial number of young individuals who spend extended periods online, expressing concerns about harmful aspects of specific social media platforms.
Rising sea levels, erratic weather, and unchecked development are driving coastal erosion to alarming new heights in Penang, threatening both nature and livelihoods.
The diminutive and flamboyant Tun Abdul Taib Mahmud has left an indelible mark on Sarawak and the country, seeing that he was its chief minister for 33 years and later, the governor for nearly a decade.
