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Zii Jia urged to be open about struggles amidst latest withdrawal

Former international Datuk James Selvaraj calls on the Paris 2024 bronze medallist to be open about his struggles, citing that the only way the player can get help is by doing so

Ex-Zii Jia trainer shares encouraging update on Wong Tat Meng’s recovery

Former shuttler-turned-coach Wong Tat Meng remains in intensive care in Australia after a motorcycle crash, but his ex-colleague Lim Joe Heang says he is “responsive” and showing remarkable fighting spirit

Malaysia loses out on men’s singles ace as Zii Jia withdraws from Malaysia Open

Lee Zii Jia withdraws from the Super 1000 tournament due to an ongoing ankle injury

New head coach Kay Bin ushers in new chapter for Zii Jia

Yeoh Kay Bin steps in as Lee Zii Jia’s head coach, succeeding Wong Tat Meng

Zii Jia parts ways with another key team member

The independent shuttler announced the departure of his strength and conditioning coach, Lim Joe Heang, following the earlier exit of head coach Wong Tat Meng

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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 As other nations prepare citizens for an AI-driven economy, Malaysia remains trapped in an outdated mindset that no longer serves its children — or its future