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Malaysia’s MotoGP commitment seen as investment in tourism, jobs and talent: analysts

Sports experts say that retaining the Malaysian MotoGP until 2031 will continue to generate tourism revenue, create thousands of jobs and strengthen the country's motorsport talent pipeline, making the race a long-term national investment rather than a cost

Speedy Tigers racing to master Carolan’s tactics before World Cup : Fitri

National team midfielder Fitri Saari says Malaysia's priority is adapting to Brendon Carolan's tactical philosophy as the Speedy Tigers fine-tune preparations for a daunting Hockey World Cup campaign in Belgium next month

Safawi closes in on Kuching City move as Syamer emerges as next target

The Sarawak based club are closing in on former Kuala Lumpur City winger Safawi Rasid and are also pursuing national midfielder Syamer Kutty Abba as they strengthen their squad for a demanding season featuring the Super League, ASEAN Club Championship and AFC Champions League Two

Johor 7s returns with 24 teams from four nations for ninth edition

Regional rugby sevens tournament features clubs and development sides from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand, with RM12,000 in prize money up for grabs

Malaysia must not repeat Formula One mistake : SIC after MotoGP extension

Sepang International Circuit says losing Formula One proved that regaining a world-class motorsport event is far harder than keeping one, making the extension of Malaysia's MotoGP hosting rights until 2031 a strategic investment in the country's economy and sporting future

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FAM dismisses talk of Nacho Mendez joining Harimau Malaya

FAM says it is not pursuing any process involving Mendez and has dismissed speculation linking the Spanish-born player to Harimau Malaya

Lower assessment rates for PJ properties, but up to 25% higher quantum due to property value

MBPJ set to review real estate taxes for 2025, 33 years after last revision

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