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Wolfsgruber has had an extensive career as an executive pastry chef in Macau having held the role at the Grand Hyatt, MGM Macau – where he worked until January this
During an auction that took place on Monday, DSAT released 280 special car plates, separated into four price groups with initial bids of MOP100,000, MOP80,000, MOP50,000 and MOP20,000. Plates MU88-88, MU66-66
Chief Executive Mr Chui Sai On met with the Governor of Hainan Province, Liu Cigui, this week in hopes of expanding cooperation in fields such as tourism, cultural affairs and
Parents of second grade kindergarten (K2) students complained after their children were taught to write the Chinese character “数” (a difficult Chinese character for “number” or “to count”). The Education
A local youth, together with four teammates, three from Hong Kong and one from Taiwan, won the championship of the World Balloon Convention (WBC) 2016, which took place last week
An airplane caused panic yesterday morning in Taipa during a low altitude fly-by, close to the waterfront area surrounding the Amizade Bridge, several witnesses residing in the area claim. At approximately
The Macau Sports Bureau (ID) has remained silent on the case of Flomena Chepchirchir, the Kenyan athlete that won the 2014 Macau International Marathon while under a ban issued by
The “InnoICT Business Plan Competition” will reach its seventh edition this year. The competition aims to encourage and inspire innovation among tertiary students, facilitating their “start-up” and supporting them in
The China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) announced the reduction of participation fees for exhibitors. However, according to representatives of the local MICE industry, Macau does not anticipate reducing
The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) announced that new facilities for people with severe mental disabilities will be available by the end of this year, TDM reported. According to IAS, the new
Chief Executive (CE) Chui Sai On has denied allegations that the lack of a public tender for the production of primary education general studies school materials represents a conflict of
Overseas Absentee Voting for the Philippine presidential election started around the world, including in Macau, on Sunday. According to the country’s Department of Foreign Affairs, it is the first time in
A survey aiming to assess the local population’s health status will take place between April and June. The evaluation will include two parts, namely a household survey and, in some
Approximately 20 taxi drivers gathered yesterday morning around the Border Gate area to protest against the new government-proposed policies that aim to regulate the taxi industry. In a demonstration that ultimately
A delegation from Macau, organized by the Institute for Trade and Investment Promotion (IPIM), last week took part in the “Business Opportunities Forum between China, Portugal and the MSAR,” held
The government will launch a public consultation on planned revisions to the Legislative Assembly (AL) Electoral Law by the end of the month, the Secretary for Administration and Justice, Chan
An article examining the influence and relationship between the Fujian Tongxianghui (association of people from the same hometown), electoral politics and casino interests in Macau was recently published in the
This quarter, 11,692 incidents were lodged, up 3.54 percent from last year. In 297 of the cases, firefighters were called, but only 12 of those instances required the use of
Chan Meng Kam first arrived in Macau as the son of a poor Fujian farmer, where he began his transformation into one of Macau’s most influential politicians and businessmen. His initial
Forbes last week announced its list of Asia’s 50 Power Businesswomen for 2016, recognizing 50 powerful businesswomen in Asia and acknowledging the progress women are making in the corporate world. China
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