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PCM plans leadership role for Paralympic icon ‘Dek Wan’ to drive next phase of para sports

Malaysia’s first Paralympic gold medallist Mohamad Ridzuan “Dek Wan” Puzi could soon return in a leadership capacity, as the Paralympic Council Malaysia moves to harness retired athletes’ experience to strengthen governance and inspire the next generation

Dekwan at a crossroads: will Malaysia’s para-sprinting icon continue or step into a new role?

After missing out on the Paris Paralympics, Ridzuan Puzi faces a crucial decision as the national team evaluates his future ahead of the LA 2028

I’ll miss Ridzuan but it’s part of the journey: Ziyad on friend’s Paralympic exclusion

He notes it becomes more harder for athletes to perform their best as they move beyond their prime, highlights fellow Paralympian’s contribution in inspiring others

Rio 2016 gold medallist Ridzuan Puzi misses Paris Paralympics

Time to blood younger athletes, but former world champ could have future role in coaching or other positions, says Malaysia’s chef de mission

‘Dek Wan’ wins gold in 100m at World Para Athletics Grand Prix

Para-athlete Mohamad Ridzuan Mohamad Puzi proved to be in a class of his own when he won the gold medal in the men’s 100m T35/36 (physical disability) race at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Marrakech, Morrocco today.

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Worrying number of youth spending 18 hours on social media daily: MCMC 

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. 

Penang’s shores in peril: a deadly mix of climate change and coastal development”

Rising sea levels, erratic weather, and unchecked development are driving coastal erosion to alarming new heights in Penang, threatening both nature and livelihoods.

Taib Mahmud: a life of controversies and political intrigue

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.