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Shapawi says NSC do not practice favouritism
KUALA LUMPUR: The National Sports Council (NSC) have refuted claims that they practise favouritism when dealing with national sports bodies.
RADIO GAGA
The voice from the incoming signal was scratchy at best as the battery in the caller’s walkie-talkie was about to die.
Disheartening to see local coaches not getting their due$
IT has seldom been discussed openly as Malaysians tend not to gripe about their salary but it is a well-known fact that local coaches are not as well paid compared to their foreign counterparts.
Mixed fortunes
PETALING JAYA: The road to the Tokyo Olympics just gets tougher for independent pair Goh V Shem-Tan Wee Kiong after they were bundled out of the Swiss Open.
Asean News Headlines as at 7pm on Friday (March 5)
Here's a look at the news highlights from Asean countries in the Star-AseanPlus section for Friday (March 5)
Thailand plans to vaccinate 40 million population in 2021; confirms 79 new Covid-19 cases on Friday (March 5)
Thailand plans to vaccinate 40 million people in the country against Covid-19 within this year, said a high-level government official has announced.
Thai military denies involvement in network removed by Facebook
BANGKOK, March 5 (Reuters): Thailand's military has announced that it was not behind a network of Facebook accounts that the social media giant took down on the grounds they were using deceptive behaviour to influence public debate.
Prisoners put to work in Thai factories desperate for labour
Facing an acute labour shortage after the pandemic-induced lockdown sparked an exodus of migrant workers, Thailand has a solution: Get prisoners to work in factories.
Thai govt launches Bt4.4bil study on Isthmus of Kra land bridge in the south
The Office of Transport and Traffic Policy has hired Index International Group (IND) to draft a study for a land bridge connecting the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea via the Southern Economic Corridor (SEC). The project is designed to link up the SEC with the Eastern Economic Corridor.
U.N. Security Council urged to act as Myanmar protesters are again met with gunfire
(Reuters) - Police in Myanmar on Friday opened fire on protesters against last month's military coup, killing one man, as international condemnation rained down on the junta and the U.N. special envoy on Myanmar urged the Security Council to act.
