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Lee Chong Wei’s BAM appointment set to elevate Malaysia’s badminton future: Minister

Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh says the move is precisely what she has advocated for, believing that local icons in leadership roles are crucial to injecting 'excitement, confidence and precision' into national sports associations

Social media: untapped goldmine for sports associations to bag corporate funding

Scoop’s checks find that 20 out of 58 OCM-registered NSAs not fully utilising online platforms or maintaining their websites

Coaching exodus reignite debate over whether ex-athletes are fit to lead NSAs

NSA official reaffirms claim that former athletes may not necessarily be the best fit to head or lead sports association, following the departure of national diving technical director Bryan Nickson Lomas

Leadership roles in NSAs: are ex-athletes ready to lead?

National sports associations welcome youth and sports minister’s call for more athletes to step into leadership roles but question their administrative skills and readiness to serve effectively

MAF to expedite process of opening second bank account to receive NSC funds

Recently, Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh voiced her disappointment over some NSAs’ delays in meeting this requirement

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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