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Day: July 31, 2024

Infomina Clinches RM34.71 Mln Job From Ministry Of Home Affairs

KUALA LUMPUR,, Infomina Bhd has accepted a letter of acceptance from the Ministry of Home Affairs, amounting to RM34.71 million. In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, the technology company said the award is for the provision of technology application and infrastructure operations, maintenance and support services. The service is to provide key support to the ministry’s core application, including data and storage management, workload automation, report and spool management and holistic database analysis and management for three years commencing Aug 1, 2024, to July 31, 2027. “This is expected to contribute positively to the earnings of the Infomina group

Paris 2024: South Korean Ga Eun Ends Jin Wei’s Olympic Run

PARIS,, Malaysian professional women’s singles shuttler Goh Jin Wei challenge came to an early end at the 2024 Paris Olympics, after losing in her second match of Group H today. The 24-year-old had to concede defeat in a rubber set battle 17-21, 22-20, 21-23 to world number 17 Kim Ga Eun, following a 65-minute fight at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena here. Jin Wei, who recovered from losing the first set, managed to put up a strong fight to take the second set, 22-20 but narrowly lost the third set, 21-23 to the higher-ranked Korean player. She began her

Lack Of Confidence, Focus Still Plaguing Perak FC

IPOH,, Loss of focus and a lack of self-confidence are the main reasons Perak FC failed to garner their first victory after three Super League games at home at Perak Stadium. Perak FC manager Yusri Che Lah said this kind of ‘disease’ is difficult to treat unless the players themselves change and improve their performance to ensure The Bos Gaurus return to winning ways. “For example, in tonight’s game, you can see that we played very well in the first half and managed to penetrate the opponent’s goal. However, the momentum could not sustain in the second half of the

Conduct Study On Multiple Saf Technology Pathways To Boost production – Experts

KUALA LUMPUR,, Malaysia should conduct a comprehensive economic study on sustainability criteria, commercial availability, and technology readiness of multiple potential technology pathways to boost the production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), said experts. President of Malaysia Biomass Industries Confederation Datuk Leong Kin Mun said the development of SAF in Malaysia offers a significant opportunity to utilise the country’s abundant oil palm biomass, crude palm oil (CPO), and sludge palm oil. He noted that Malaysia generates approximately 95 million dry tonnes of solid palm biomass annually and 18 million tonnes of CPO and sludge palm oil, all recognised as Carbon Offsetting

SUKMA 2024: Sabah To Field 90 Pct Young Talent In Fencing

KOTA KINABALU,, Sabah will field 90 per cent young and new athletes in the fencing competition at the 21st Malaysia Games (SUKMA), which will be held in Sarawak next month. Sabah Fencing Association president, Datuk Alex Sham Ching Nam said that this decision is aimed at providing exposure to young local athletes from Sabah, with the goal of developing them into athletes who can represent the nation in the future. ‘We do not have any national athletes representing Sabah at SUKMA; we have many young talents compared to previous teams. Like babies growing up, we have big plans for them.

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