Briefs | Lionel Leong in Pan-Pearl River Delta event

The Secretary for Economy and Finance, Lionel Leong, delivered a speech yesterday at the opening ceremony of the 12th Pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Cooperation and Development Forum and

KFC initiates ‘No straws and lids’ policy for dine-in customers

KFC Hong Kong and Macau has halted its supply of plastic straws and lids for customers who dine in at its 71 branches. A

Arts | Giselle to make its debut in town

Italy’s La Scala Ballet is set to present one of its iconic classical pieces, Giselle, from tomorrow until Sunday for the first time at the Macao Cultural

Cooperation Forum in Traditional Medicine to kick-off on Sept 20

The “2018 Forum for International Cooperation in Traditional Medicine International (Macao)” jointly organized by the local government and the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, will kick-off

Football | Macau to host AFC Champions League quarter final

The Macau Olympic Stadium will host the AFC Champions League quarter final second leg between China’s Tianjin Quanjian and Japan’s Kashima Antlers on September 18. Both

UFI says Macau achieved the most in Asia’s MICE market

The Union des Foires Internationales (UFI) recently issued the “Trade Fair Industry in Asia–14th Edition”, a document that profiles the development of the Asian Meetings,

SSM claims strict law enforcement regarding tobacco control

The Health Bureau (SSM) has claimed that it has been strictly carrying out law enforcement regarding tobacco control inside casinos, according to a statement released by the

HK extraditions of fugitives on the decline

Hong Kong may be deliberately obstructing the return of foreign fugitives, speculates the South China Morning Post (SCMP), which revealed in a recent article that there

Taxi app criticized for option to provide ‘gifts’

mTaxi - developed by MOME, which is a subsidiary of Macau Pass – has an option of “gifts (set)” where users can select the option of

Scammer duo caught while attempting one more heist

Two men from the mainland, wanted for a series of fraudulent activities, were finally caught with the help of a supermarket worker in the San Kio

Health | Student wakes from two-months coma

A local 20-year-old Huaqiao University student, who was transferred back to Macau two months ago after she contracted encephalitis while at university in the Fujian Province, has finally woken

1,845 residents applied for mainland permit

The Ministry of Public Security of China announced that more than 1,845 Macau residents have applied for residential permits in mainland China. Starting from September 1, mainland China

Freedom of speech | Defamation trial over P. Horizon comments starts next month

The developer of the Pearl Horizon project, Polytec group, has sued both a columnist and the director of the newspaper Son Pou for defamation.

Gov’t called to take back lands for failed theme park

Lawmakers Ella Lei and Lei Chan U held a press conference yesterday urging the government to reclaim the idle island lots located next to Estr. Alm.

MAM calling for proposals for Venice Biennale

The Macao Museum of Art (MAM) is calling for the submission of proposals to be exhibited in the Macau-China Pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale International Art

Local group visits Philippines for volunteer project

  A group of students and professionals recently participated in a two-week Outreach Program in the Philippines, which allowed participants to take an active involvement in the country’s society.

UN says government should enforce measures against racial discrimination

The United Nations (UN) Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) recently issued a report where it concludes its observations on China as a

IAS to grant regular financial assistance to 3,300 families

The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) will once again grant its regular financial assistance to approximately 3,300 local families from September, according to a statement released yesterday by

SMG improves storm surge monitoring and forecasting skills

In order to strengthen storm surge monitoring and forecasting capabilities, the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) is co-operating with the Pearl River Hydraulic Research Institute

Imports increase 23 percent in July

Total merchandise imports for July 2018 amounted to MOP7.54 billion, according to the latest data from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC), up by 23.6 percent year-on-year.

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