Football | Brazil coach Tite looks for rhythm in last friendlies

Going into his first World Cup as Brazil coach, Tite is looking for some rhythm. It’s the one thing, surprisingly, he thinks his team

World briefs

MALAYSIA A Chinese sand-dredger capsized off Malaysia’s southern coast yesterday, killing a crew member and leaving 14 others missing, Malaysia’s coast guard said. MYANMAR’s president,

The Buzz | IS suicide bomber kills 31 as Afghans celebrate new year

An Islamic State suicide bomber struck on the road to a Shiite shrine in Kabul yesterday, killing at least 31 people as Afghans celebrated the Persian new year.

Steve Wynn files to sell shares in former company

Steve Wynn plans to sell up to his entire USD2.2 billion stake in the casino company he founded, a week after settling an acrimonious court fight with

Made in Macao | The everywhere groundskeeper god

Last Sunday, Macao was filled with noises and people on the streets. Of course, we are used to having our streets filled on weekends, but this Sunday it

Thursday, March 22, 2018 – edition no. 3012

* ‘Maturing’ Forum Macau celebrates 15 years looking for future opportunities * James Packer quits Crown * Green light to Boracay casino * Trump-Kim summit site rumors swirl   DOWNLOAD

Xi vows to boost patriotism of HK and Macau residents

President Xi Jinping pledged to strengthen the national identity and patriotism of the people of Hong Kong and Macau during his closing speech for the National

NPC | Emboldened Xi lays out vision for China, warning for Taiwan

President Xi Jinping vowed to protect “every inch” of China’s territory, improve the lives of its people and promote the resurgence of Chinese culture and creativity as

Kim Jong Nam murder trial | Lawyer says suspect thought smearing face was prank

A Vietnamese woman accused of killing the North Korean leader’s estranged half brother told police she realized she had been used to murder him after she was detained, her

Crime | 13-year-old HK student hired to sell drugs in Macau

The Judiciary Police (PJ) reported yesterday that a 13-year-old female student from Hong Kong was used to transport drugs to Macau, setting a new record for the

Guangdong reports new incident at nuclear power plant

The Guangdong nuclear emergency committee issued a notice to the Unitary Police Service (SPU) about an operational incident at the Daya Bay nuclear power plant on Monday, according

Chui downplays illegal occupation of Hac Sa land

Chief Executive Chui Sai On downplayed the illegal occupation of a land plot at Hac Sa, Coloane, when questioned by journalists at the local airport

Ho: Visits during legislature meetings useless

Legislative Assembly (AL) president Ho Iat Seng said that it was improper for local officials to meet their central government counterparts in Beijing during the annual

Writer presents a short glimpse of Macau’s piracy history

Robert Antony, a former history professor at the University of Macau and one of this year’s speakers at the Macau Literary Festival, offered the audience a chance

Arts | Swiss design featured in local exhibition

A statement issued yesterday by the Cultural Affairs Bureau stresses that Swiss design played a pioneering role in the field of graphic design from as early

Almost 30,000 students registered for school supplies subsidies

Since February 13, around 30,000 Macau students have registered to receive the annual subsidy granted by the government for the acquisition of school supplies, the

Internet | Survey reveals increase in broadband penetration

The number of local households using the Internet in 2017 increased by 1,200 year-on-year to 168,800, accounting for 88.1 percent of all households.

Macanese community organizes carnival party

The annual Macanese mask party will once again happen at the D. Jose da Costa Nunes Kindergarten old building on April 14. A joint initiative

Macau Jockey Club | Gov’t unable to account for missing revenues in ledger

The Government Spokesperson’s Office has denied reports made by Radio Macau that the Macau Jockey Club (MJC) has not paid its rent for the concession

Restaurants, retailers saw poor business in January

The proportion of interviewed restaurants and retailers showing year-on- year growth in revenue in January 2018 fell considerably compared to the year- on-year growth seen in the

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