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Football Association of Malaysia

Ghani vs Shahril: Who will take charge of FAM?

Two candidates with contrasting backgrounds enter the race to lead Malaysian football as affiliates prepare to decide the association’s next president

FAM presidential race could narrow to two as Hamidin weighs withdrawal

Tan Sri Hamidin Mohd Amin is reportedly considering pulling out of the FAM presidential race, potentially leaving Datuk Ab Ghani Hassan and Datuk Seri Shahril Mokhtar as the only contenders

Ab Ghani still undecided on FAM presidency bid despite being cleared to contest

MFL president says his immediate priority is ensuring the 2026-2027 M-League season gets off to a smooth start as FAM prepares to announce its final list of candidates

Khairy questions lack of fresh faces in race for FAM presidency

Former Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin has cast doubt on the lack of new leadership options for the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), after three well-known football administrators emerged as nominees for the presidency ahead of September's electoral congress

FAM needs fresh leadership, not older hands : Former KAFA CEO

Former Kelantan football administrator Ahmad Muzakkir Hamid says FAM should cap the age limit for top leadership candidates at 60 instead of 70, arguing that Malaysian football needs energetic, forward-thinking leaders and a transparent electoral process

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UPSR, PT3 and the illusion of reform: why Malaysia’s schools are stuck in factory mode – Ravindran Raman Kutty

Malaysia’s education system lurches from one reform to another, abolishing and reviving exams without addressing its deeper failure: a factory-style model that prioritises compliance and memorisation over creativity, critical thinking and digital fluency. As other nations prepare citizens for an AI-driven economy, Malaysia remains trapped in an outdated mindset that no longer serves its children — or its future