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Esports can generate lucrative income, provide employment opportunities

The rapid development of the esports industry in Malaysia is seen to be able to generate substantial income for anyone interested in making it a full-time career.

Lihat e-sukan secara positif: Sharifah Alia contoh terbaik jaguh mobile legends yang juga hafizah, peroleh CGPA 4.0

Golongan ibu bapa dan masyarakat perlu melihat e-sukan secara positif kerana ia sebenarnya boleh meningkatkan pemikiran selain pemikiran strategik dan kritikal

Esports: Malaysia will host next year’s M6 World Championships

Malaysia will host the next edition of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang World Championships in 2024.

Malaysia’s Mobile Legends teams set differing goals at M5 World Championships

Malaysia’s representatives to the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang M5 World Championships are geared up, but have contrasting targets, as HomeBois have set its sights high while Team SMG aims to improve their previous performance.

Sports Ministry lauds esports pros for securing spot in M5 World Championship

The Youth and Sports Ministry applaud the achievements of the esports professional national athletes who have secured their spots to compete at the prestigious M5 World Championship. 

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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports

Inside the Bandar Utama school tragedy: a timeline of the shocking fatal stabbing

A look at the events surrounding the stabbing of a 16-year-old student, with ongoing investigations into the suspect's motives and the role of online violence

TNB identifies power plant incident as cause of blackout across Klang Valley and Johor

The disruption occurred following a technical fault at the independent power producer’s (IPP) facility, which temporarily interrupted electricity supply across several regions