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Azraai Khor Abdullah

Late Kedah coach Azraai Khor honoured with Maulidur Rasul Special Award

Azraai’s widow receives award, RM7,000 in recognition of his contributions to football

Baddrol vows to channel the late Azraai Khor’s legacy for Kedah FC B

Baddrol Bakhtiar has made a heartfelt commitment to impart everything he learned from his esteemed mentor and late head coach, Azraai Khor Abdullah, towards nurturing the finest talents in Kedah FC B.

Honouring coach Azraai Khor, a friend and a beacon of integrity – Sandru Narayanan

For me, and for countless others, the late Azraai Khor was a guiding light in the often tumultuous world of sports journalism.

‘He was more like a father than a coach’, Nelson San Martin pays tribute to Azraai Khor

The 2007 and 2008 treble-winning Kedah FC squad will forever be cherished by local football fans for the excellence and resilience they showed on the field under the guidance of the late head coach, Azraai Khor Abdullah.

‘Double treble’ is Azraai Khor’s greatest contribution to Malaysian football

The services of the late Mohd Azraai Khor Abdullah in leading Kedah to clinch the 'double treble' in 2007 and 2008 remain one of the most cherished memories that will never be forgotten by the people of Kedah, especially football enthusiasts.

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[WATCH] ‘The perception exists, but it isn’t true’: Tengku Zafrul addresses ‘payung kuning’ narrative

Former Investment, Trade and Industry Minister dismisses claims that he acts as a royal intermediary for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, saying the long-standing 'payung kuning' perception does not reflect reality

[TONTON] ‘Persepsi itu wujud, tapi ia tidak benar’: Tengku Zafrul jawab naratif ‘payung kuning’

Bekas Menteri Pelaburan, Perdagangan dan Industri menepis dakwaan beliau bertindak sebagai orang tengah istana bagi Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, sambil menegaskan persepsi lama ‘payung kuning’ tidak mencerminkan realiti

Uthaya: compelling voice of those on the margins – Terence Netto

After two novels and dozens of short stories, writer Uthaya Sankar continues to portray life very much as it happens