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Anwar hails Hakim Danish after historic Moto3 win ends Malaysia’s 10-year wait

Teenager overcomes 14th-place start to clinch Czech GP victory at Brno, marking Malaysia’s first Moto3 triumph since 2016

Racer Elly Idzlianizar’s murder: contractor charged in Kangar magistrates’ court

No plea was recorded as murder charges fall under high court’s jurisdiction, no bail was granted and mention set for Dec 30

Damok’s Moto3 season ends after suffering fracture in right hand

The country’s most promising Moto3 rider Muhammad Syarifuddin Azman has to forego his hopes of competing in the final round of the World Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP) in Valencia after suffering a fracture in his right hand.

Uncertainty surrounds Damok’s future in Moto3

The disappointing performance of Malaysia’s Moto3 rider, Syarifuddin Azman, at the 2023 Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP) at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) yesterday is posing a threat to his chances to compete next season.

MotoGP: Damok’s aggressive move backfires in Sepang

An aggressive move by Moto3 rider Syarifuddin Azman at the 2023 Malaysian Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP) race backfired as he got involved in a crash, ending the competition in the last spot at the Sepang International Circuit (SIC), today.

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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