Number of British nationals living in Macau grows

British consular official for Hong Kong and Macau, Patrick Turner, and the Honorary British Consul for Macau, Glenn McCartney, hosted a consular briefing event in Taipa last

Mixed media birdcage exhibition opens

An unconventional exhibition opened on Wednesday evening at the Taipa Village Cultural Association, showcasing works by local artist Allen Wong. Titled “Who Am I”, the exhibition consists

Residential mortgage loans slump in August

New approvals of residential mortgage loans (RMLs) given by banks slumped by 44.5 percent month-to-month in August to MOP3.2 billion. When compared with the same period of

Witness at Malaysia trial says four more suspects in Kim murder

A Malaysian police officer testified yesterday that the two women on trial in the murder of the estranged half brother of North Korea’s leader were seen

Chui Sai Cheong to be next AL vice-president

Indirectly-elected lawmaker, Chui Sai Cheong, brother of the Chief Executive, may be elected as vice-president of the Legislative Assembly (AL) on Monday, when the new legislature

Macau’s Water Polo gaining recognition on their merit

Back in 2012, the idea of having a Macau Water Polo team was harbored by Rui Pedro Pinto, the Portuguese national that, at the time, was

Festival recalls Latin American’s influence in Macau

The ongoing 2017 Latin American Cultural Festival features eight cultural activities and aims to raise the public’s awareness on the region’s overlooked Latin American roots. Organized by

City’s lantern event aims to be internationalized

The second Macau Lantern Festival, which kicked off at the beginning of Golden Week, features a total of 10 large-sized contemporary rabbit lanterns with the theme “Happy

Football – AFC Asian Cup | Macau defeated 4-1 by India after strong start

Macau was defeated 4-1 by India last night in their AFC Asian Cup qualifying match at Bangalore’s Sree Kanteerava Stadium, building on the 2-0 rout of Macau

Restaurants show growth in revenue and employees

A total of 2,265 restaurants, eating and drinking places and cooked-food stalls in municipal markets were operating in 2016, down by 19 year-on- year, according to a “survey

Hong Kong | British human rights activist denied entry at border

A British human rights activist, who has a reputation for criticizing Beijing’s ever-tighter grip on neighboring Hong Kong, was barred from entering the HKSAR yesterday without

Briefs | Rosenqvist returns in a GT car

Felix Rosenqvist, two-time winner of the Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix, will return to the Guia Circuit next month, but this time driving a GT car.  According

Golden Week | Macau among most popular places for Alipay transactions

Alipay transactions throughout the eight-day Golden Week holiday numbered eight times as many as in last year’s seven-day period, according to data released by service operator,

Q&A | Agnes Lam – Newly elected lawmaker: ‘I don’t want to be the populist or the protectionist’

When it resumes, the Legislative Assembly will have new faces, as a result of the direct election and the new appointments made by the Chief Executive (CE).

Minimum wage responsible for 20pct condominium fee increase

The establishment of the minimum wage for cleaning and security staff working in residential buildings or hired by property management service suppliers, which came into force

Property | Housing Bureau predicts more supply than demand

The Housing Bureau (IH) has published the final report about the demand for public housing in Macau. According to the document, which was drafted by a local

EU-Macau cooperation | Over 150 interpreters receive specialized training

A two-day conference on interpretation and translation concludes today at the Macao Polytechnic Institute (IPM), marking 10 years of cooperation between Macau and the European Commission in

Briefs | Student receives funding to present paper

Li Meng, a master’s student of medicinal administration from the University of Macau’s (UM) Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences (ICMS), has received full funding to present his paper, titled

20th Lusofonia Festival to run for four days

The 20th Lusofonia Festival will be held from October 19 to 22 in the area of the Taipa-Houses Museum. This year the event is being extended to

Typhoon Hato | Owners of damaged vehicles given Oct. 20 deadline for cancelation

The Transport Bureau (DSAT) has announced that the owners of vehicles with irreparable damage caused by Typhoon Hato should present all the documents to cancel their

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