Gaji sehingga RM100,000 sebulan !

Sumber:
http://www.utusan.com.my/sukan/bola-sepak/rm100-000-ikat-cheng-hoe-1.403650

RM100,000 ikat Cheng Hoe?

Jurulatih Kedah akui dilamar pasukan lain, serah nasib kepada KFA

OLE FADHILUL IZMEL ISHAK  |  05 November 2016 12:11 AM

KEJAYAAN membawa Kedah muncul juara Liga Perdana 2015 adalah permulaan kepada musim cemerlang Tan Cheng Hoe bersama skuad Lang Merah.

KUALA LUMPUR 4 Nov. - Kejayaan membawa Ke­dah menjulang Piala Malaysia, menamatkan kempen Liga Super di tangga ketiga dan melayakkan diri ke separuh akhir Piala FA musim ini menyebabkan saham jurulatihnya, Tan Cheng Hoe me­lam­bung.

Sebaik saha­ja tamat Piala Malaysia, Ahad lalu, jurulatih ber­usia 48 tahun itu pantas dikaitkan de­ngan perpindahan ke beberapa pasukan tanah air, termasuk Pulau Pinang kerana kontraknya ber­sama Lang Merah tamat, hujung tahun ini.

Persatuan Bola Sepak Kedah (KFA) yang tidak mahu kehilangan jurulatih kesaya­ngan mereka itu dikatakan sanggup menaikkan gajinya sehingga RM100,000 sebulan bagi memastikan kepakaran Cheng Hoe tidak terlepas ke tangan pasukan lain.

“Saya boleh katakan 90 pe­ratus Cheng Hoe akan kekal di Kedah kerana dia mungkin diberi tawaran kontrak yang le­bih lumayan dan dianggarkan hampir RM100,000 sebulan.

“Jadi besar kemungkinan dia tidak akan berhijrah ke pasukan lain, walaupun dikaitkan dengan Pulau Pinang.

“Saya juga difahamkan Kedah bakal mendapat peruntukan lebih besar berbanding sebelum ini kerana mereka telah menjuarai Piala Malaysia.

“Sukar untuk saya katakan sama ada dia akan tinggalkan Kedah atau sebaliknya namun saya fikir dia mungkin akan kekal bersama Lang Merah,” kata sumber rapat KFA kepada Utusan Malaysia di sini hari ini.

Sementara itu, Cheng Hoe me­ngakui, dia ada dirisik beberapa pa­sukan dalam Liga Malaysia, namun menegaskan masa depannya bersama Kedah bergantung kepada pe­ngurusan KFA sama ada mereka mahu menggunakan khidmatnya atau tidak, musim depan.

Enggan mendedahkan pasukan mana yang cuba merisik, jurulatih itu sebaliknya berkata, buat masa ini hatinya bersama Lang Merah.

“Kontrak saya tamat pada bulan ini dan sama ada saya kekal bersama Kedah atau tidak itu bergantung kepada pihak pengurusan untuk menentukannya.

“Memang ada beberapa pa­sukan berminat untuk mendapatkan khidmat saya tetapi saya tidak boleh beritahu anda (media) berapa pasukan yang melamar saya,” katanya.

Cheng Hoe juga adalah orang yang bertanggungjawab membawa Kedah muncul juara Liga Perdana musim lalu, kejayaan yang membolehkan mereka kembali bersaing dalam Liga Super.

Selain itu, dia turut membantu Lang Merah melangkah ke final Piala Malaysia tetapi tewas 0-2 kepada Selangor.

Kedah bagaimanapun membalas dendam ke atas Sela­ngor dalam perlawanan akhir Piala Malaysia, Ahad lalu apabila menang menerusi penentuan sepakan penalti 6-5 selepas kedua-dua pasukan terikat 1-1 di Stadium Shah Alam.

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1- Cemerlang sangat lah tu - kedua-dua pasukan terikat 1-1

2- Gaji RM100,000 sebulan, itu lebih tinggi daripada gaji Menteri Belia & Sukan ?!  


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Perjanjian Perniagaan Malaysia China bernilai RM140 Bilion !

Sumber:
http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/wilayah/kl-putrajaya/pm-sangkal-dakwaan-1.403822

NAJIB TUN RAZAK bersama-sama jemaah menunaikan solat Jumaat di Masjid Dongzhimen, sebuah masjid terkenal dan tertua di Beijing, China, semalam. Najib kemudian turut menyampaikan sumbangan peribadi kepada imam masjid itu, Wang Chong-en. – BERNAMA

KUALA LUMPUR 4 Nov. - Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak menyelar pihak yang menyebarkan cerita untuk menakut-nakutkan rakyat negara ini kononnya Malaysia sedang dijual melalui pelbagai perjanjian perniagaan bernilai le­bih RM140 bilion yang ditandata­ngani dengan China semasa lawatan seminggu beliau ke negara itu.

Beliau berkata, dakwaan demikian adalah tidak benar sama sekali.

“Nampaknya ada sesetengah pihak yang kelihatan tidak me­nyambut baik pelaburan ke dalam ekonomi Malaysia ini dan nampaknya tidak mahukan hasilnya yang membawa pekerjaan, kemahiran dan penambahbaikan terhadap kehidupan rakyat.

“Ada yang menyebarkan cerita untuk menakut-nakutkan ko­nonnya Malaysia sedang dijual. Ini tidak masuk akal dan adalah palsu sama sekali,” katanya dalam kenyataan hari ini.

Najib berkata, lawatan rasmi beliau ke China, yang merupakan gergasi ekonomi, membuka laluan kepada termeterainya 14 memorandum persefahaman (MoU) dan perjanjian antara perniagaan dengan perniagaan bernilai RM143.64 bilion, di samping 16 MoU dan perjanjian antara kerajaan dengan kerajaan.

Menurut beliau, ia merupakan suatu undi kepercayaan yang besar terhadap ekonomi satu sama lain serta hubungan muhibah dan kepercayaan yang telah dibina antara China dan Malaysia.

Najib menegaskan, bahawa projek infrastruktur yang terkandung dalam perjanjian ber­kenaan akan terus menjadi milik Malaysia dan dikendalikan rakyat Malaysia sendiri.

“Bagaimanapun, demi manfaat bersama, kita membinanya secara kerjasama dengan rakan kita dari China, sama seperti firma Malaysia mengadakan usaha sama dalam melaksanakan projek termaju di seluruh China,” kata Perdana Menteri.

Najib berkata, perjanjian ber­kenaan akan menyemarakkan lagi ekonomi Malaysia serta membantu seluruh rakyat negara ini untuk mendapatkan peluang lebih baik serta menikmati kehidupan lebih makmur.

“Ini kerana semua perjanjian ini sebenarnya adalah untuk seluruh rakyat kita. Ia sama seperti beribu-ribu penternak burung layang-layang dan setengah juta pekebun kecil sawit kerana ia diusahakan untuk syarikat terkenal,” kata Najib.

Beliau menegaskan, bahawa perjanjian berkenaan akan me­ngukuhkan lagi hubungan ekonomi Malaysia-China dan memberi manfaat ketara kepada rakyat untuk beberapa dekad akan datang.

Perjanjian yang ditandatangani itu akan memberi manfaat besar dan berkekalan kepada Malaysia, kata beliau, dan mengambil contoh projek Landasan Kereta Api Pantai Timur, yang akan membawa transformasi sepenuhnya kepada pantai timur Semenanjung Malaysia.

Najib berkata, semua perjanjian yang ditandatangani itu akan memastikan hasil pembangunan negara dikongsi secara sama rata, de­ngan kereta api berkenaan bertindak sebagai landasan bagi koridor baharu pertumbuhan bagi Malaysia.

Beliau juga menyentuh tentang Saluran Paip Gas Trans Sabah yang akan memberi jaminan tenaga dan merancakkan lagi pembangunan ekonomi di negeri itu demi kebaikan rakyatnya.

“Pembaharuan perjanjian kerjasama pertahanan kita, disertai perjanjian pertahanan besar-besaran pertama antara kedua-dua negara, dengan pembinaan empat kapal misi pesisir, akan meningkatkan lagi hubungan keselamatan antara kedua-dua negara. – BERNAMA

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Pandelela, Jun Hoong to receive life-long pensions for Olympic medals

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2016/08/10/pandelela-jun-hoong-to-receive-life-long-pensions/

Pandelela, Jun Hoong to receive life-long pensions

RIO DE JANEIRO: Olympic silver medallists Pandelela Rinong and Cheong Jun Hoong will share a RM300,000 cash incentive and a monthly pension of RM3,000 following their winning feat at the Rio Olympic Games here.

Under the National Sports Council incentive scheme for Olympics, a gold medal winner will receive RM1mil and a monthly pension of RM5,000; silver medallists, RM300,000 and a RM3,000 pension while bronze medallists with receive RM100,000 plus a RM2,000 pension.

Pandelela and Jun Hoong won the silver medal in the women's synchronised 10m platform diving contest after collecting 344.34 points. China won the gold and Canada, bronze.

Pandelela became the first Malaysian woman to win a medal at the Olympics when she won the bronze in the 10m individual platform event at the 2012 London Olympics.

NSC director-general Datuk Ahmad Shapawi Ismail said Pandelela and Jun Hoong will share the RM300,000 cash incentive and RM5,000 pension, which will start immediately.

When asked if double medallist Pandelela would receive two pensions, Ahmad Shapawi said she would only receive the higher of the two.

Besides Pandelela, Datuk Lee Chong Wei was also a double silver medallist in the 2008 Beijing and 2012 London Olympics. – Bernama

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iFlix plans massive expansion !!

Source:
http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/02/126346/iflix-plans-massive-expansion
(08 FEB 2016)

iFlix plans massive expansion 
BY BILQIS BAHARI - 8 FEBRUARY 2016 @ 11:00 AM

KUALA LUMPUR: IFLIX, an Internet television (TV) service provider in Southeast Asia, plans a massive expansion this year in emerging markets across three regions spanning Asia, Africa to Eastern Europe. 

Indonesia tops the list of the first few markets that iFlix will penetrate as it readies itself by engaging with strategic partners in the country, which has a 250 million population. “I’m going back to Indonesia in a couple of days,” said iFlix’s group chief operating officer and Malaysia’s chief executive Azran Osman-Rani when asked about the company’s plans on expanding to Indonesia. It is a huge priority market for iFlix, as are other markets in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam and Cambodia, and those in the Middle East, Africa and Eastern Europe, he said. Azran said the company is actively engaged in discussions with partners in Indonesia and other key markets in Africa and the Middle East and is in the process of interviewing candidates. 

“This year alone, there will be a lot of announcements on new markets. It’s a long list and I’m pretty confident we will be in each of these regions this year itself,” he told Business Times in an interview recently. iFlix, a video-on-demand startup founded by Catcha Group head honcho Patrick Grove, was launched on May 26 last year. Its initial capital investment in content last year was US$30 million (RM124.5 million). This year, the company plans to double its content by offering more Hollywood movies and TV shows as well as Asian and local contents. “We started with a few thousand shows and today we’ve doubled the number. But in less than six months, we will double what we’ve just doubled. This means in less than six months, we will quadruple the amount of content that we’ve had when we first launched,” Azran said. He said new content is being added on iFlix every day and there are more exciting shows and movies in the pipeline. 

Some of the company’s popular content include American TV shows such as Fargo, Mad Men, Scandal, The Big Bang Theory as well as Malaysian content. There are also Korean and Philippine TV shows and movies in the content mix. iFlix has over 1.5 million subscribers in Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. Its recent deal with Telekom Malaysia Bhd to provide TV shows and movies to TM’s UniFi and Streamyx high-speed broadband customers have added over one million iFlix subscribers. iFlix’s unique business model, where it offers local content and local subtitles as well as allow viewers to download the content for offline preview, has garnered high interests among investors globally. “The level of investor interest has been very high. I think we are humbled and privileged to be able to have options,” Azran said, adding that its competitor Netflix’s announcement on worldwide expansion has accelerated the interest in iFlix. “For a lot of investors, it validates what was potentially an uncertainty. But now, investors are very clear of our business,” he also said. 

Netflix is an American-based Internet TV service provider, similar to iFlix. Earlier in January this year, it announced a huge global expansion in 130 countries including Malaysia, Kazakhstan and Russia. The presence of Netflix in Malaysia has not affected iFlix’s business and growth plans, said Azran, as both companies have different target markets as well as different price proposition and content. “iFlix is not a replacement for traditional broadcasters... neither iFlix is a replacement for Netflix nor Netflix is a replacement for iFlix. “Netflix is a modern day channel and iFlix is a modern day channel. Netflix has shows that iFlix doesn’t have. iFlix has three times the number of shows that Netflix doesn’t have,” he added. Meanwhile, speaking on the new landscape of TV broadcasting, Azran said the consumption of TV as a whole has changed in both developed and emerging markets. More people are watching movies and TV shows but they are watching less of it on a traditional big screen TV. “A big part of that is the advent of smartphones, which can show good quality, good resolution pictures and videos,” he added. On whether Internet content providers like iFlix would someday “kill” the traditional TV, Azran said it’s not either or because there’s still time and place for traditional TV, particularly with time-sensitive content such as live sports or live news broadcasts.

Read More : http://www.nst.com.my/news/2016/02/126346/iflix-plans-massive-expansion



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