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Sensational Young Malaysian Pair Aaron-Khai Xing Win WJC Title

KUALA LUMPUR, After more than a decade of waiting, Malaysia has finally reclaimed its place atop the podium in boys’ doubles category at the World Junior Championships (WJC) 2024, thanks to a sensational victory from Aaron Tai-Kang Khai Xing in Nanchang, China, today. The top seeds were crowned as the new champions after surviving a thrilling rubber set battle that lasted 65 minutes against home favourites and second seeds, Hu Ke Yuan-Lin Xiang Yi at the Nanchang International Sports Centre. After a fiery start which saw Aaron-Khai Xing win the first game 21-18, things went south for them in the

Judicial Independence Must Prevail – PM Anwar

KUALA LUMPUR, The independence of the judiciary must remain paramount in upholding and administering justice without fear or favour, while the rule of law must prevail, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Anwar emphasised that judicial independence is rooted in the doctrine of separation of powers, which is enshrined as a fundamental principle within the basic structure of the Federal Constitution. ‘In the past, we have seen how this sacrosanct principle was violated by those in power, working hand in glove with the highest judicial office to pervert the course of justice and serve nefarious and vile political ends.

Malaysia Often Receives Port Calls of Foreign Navy Vessels – Adly

MELAKA, Malaysia often receives port calls from foreign navy vessels as part of bilateral relations between nations, said Deputy Defence Minister Adly Zahari. He said requests for port calls are typically channeled through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of bilateral ties between Malaysia and the respective countries before being approved by Wisma Putra for docking permission. “At the Ministry of Defence, it is part of our process to enhance cooperation with other countries, including those in Asia and beyond. “For us, our relations with other nations are crucial in addressing emerging issues, particularly related to national defence, and

Budget 2025: Enhance Padi Farming Sector, Eliminates Poverty In Sabah

KOTA KINABALU, More funding should be allocated to boost the agriculture sector in Sabah, particularly for padi farming in rural and remote areas, to serve as a catalyst for reducing poverty, especially extreme poverty. Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan, also the state Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Industry, said the vast land available in the state should be utilised under the 2025 Budget to achieve the goal. “We hope for changes in the 2025 Budget. We don’t want it to be the same as last year. “We want an increase in the budget for agriculture

NCAA basketball: Blazers stay ahead; Altas stun Knights

MANILA: College of Saint Benilde defeated San Sebastian College-Recoletos, 91-85, to stay on top of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Season 100 men’s basketball tournament Sunday. Allen Liwag had 19 points and six rebounds for the Blazers who notched their eighth win against two losses at FilOil EcoOil Centre in San Juan City. Ian Torres sank three triples to finish with 13 points to go with four rebounds and three assists; while Matthew Oli, chipped in 12 points, likewise highlighted by three treys. Justine Sanchez, Jhomel Ancheta and Zenric Jarque contributed nine points each for CSB, which led by

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