Educating athletes in an a-MACE-ing way to solve disputes
PETALING JAYA: Wiser athletes will handle disputes in a better way.
And that is why the Sports Dispute Committee are looking into educating athletes to know what they need do if they have issues under Malaysian Athlete Career And Education (MACE).
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