With the Deaf SEA Games scheduled to take place in Jakarta this year, the Malaysian Deaf Sports Association (MSDeaf) is hoping to defend their title by moulding some of their finest junior talents in its upcoming domestic championship.
The Malaysia Paralympic Council is ready to collaborate with the Malaysian Deaf Sports Association in preparing deaf athletes to compete for medals in international sporting events.
Despite winning 18 medals, including three golds, since their first participation in the Deaflympics in 1993, it is still not enough to get the attention of the Youth and Sports Ministry.
State governments led by the opposition should emulate the Terengganu government’s move to use the same National Day logo and theme as the federal government.
Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil has defended enforcement actions by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission against a local website.
With age comes wisdom and that is why national diving queen Datuk Pandelela Rinong knows she has to train smarter and not harder as she gears up to qualify for the Paris Olympics.
