Gov’t creates Public Archives workgroup

By order of the Chief Executive published yesterday, a new governmental workgroup will be established to handle matters related to Macau’s Public Archives. Published in the government’s official

North district spending scheme drives MOP110m by June

The North District Consumption Carnival scheme, initiated almost four months ago, has successfully driven a total spending of approximately MOP110 million as at the end of June, as

PSP fines over 220 jaywalkers in July’s first week

The Public Security Police issued fines to 226 individuals for disregarding pedestrian crossings on local roads from July 1 to 7. Each offender received a fine of MOP300.

Men arrested for theft of gaming chips

Two individuals in their fifties were arrested for allegedly stealing items from a car. Reports indicate that they took HKD55,000 and HKD1,000 worth of gambling chips. Law enforcement

Benfica clinches Elite League

Benfica Macau clinched the Elite League championship title Saturday by defeating Ching Fu with a score of 3-0. At Macau Stadium, Mustapha Jibrin scored twice in the

Tourist prices surge as visitors face higher costs

The city’s tourist price index (TPI) climbed 2.72% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2024, as visitors faced steeper bills for clothing, jewelry, and dining, according to the

Man arrested for secretly filming under skirts

A man suspected of secretly filming and sexually harassing a local woman was arrested. The woman was walking through Qingmao Port via a pedestrian bridge late at night towards the

13 foreign jobseekers fall victim to fraud

A group of 13 Indonesian men and women fell victim to a fraudulent job recruitment scheme orchestrated by a mainland man. The man, identified as Chen, claimed to

Mortgage commercial loan approvals fall

New residential mortgage loan approvals fell 26.3% in May while commercial real estate loans rose 133.2% according to statistics released Wednesday by Macau’s Monetary Authority. Outstanding balances for

Gov’t maintains limit on gaming promoters

The Macau government has made the decision to maintain the limit on licensed gaming promoters at 50 for the year 2025. This choice maintains the existing maximum number

UM to hold university women’s volleyball match

The University Women’s Volleyball Invitational Tournament, organized by the University of Macau (UM), will be held from July 17 to July 18. The tournament will feature women’s volleyball

Chinese transportation app makes its debut on HKSE

A Chinese mobile transportation app has made its debut on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, marking the first stock in autonomous driving operation technology.

Museum puts spotlight on Qing Dynasty artist

The Guangdong Museum in Guangzhou launched an exhibition showcasing the artworks of Hua Yan from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) earlier this week. Entitled Elegance, Refinement, Style, Paintings of

SAR drug abuse conference July 18

The “Treatment of Substance Abuse Disorders” conference, scheduled to take place at the University of Macau on July 18 to 19 will gather approximately 20 experts specializing in

270,000 visit MGTO Malaysia roadshow

The Experience Macao roadshow in Malaysia has engaged a total of 268,000 spectators over four days, according to the Macao Government Tourism Office. Held at the Blue Concourse

Fraudulent firefighter sacked

A firefighter involved in a luxury watch fraud case has been dismissed from his post. The Office of the Secretary for Security announced that the Fire Services Bureau

Man busted for transporting drugs from Hong Kong

A 43-year-old local has been apprehended for allegedly purchasing narcotics in Hong Kong and transporting them back to Macau. Law enforcement officials confiscated 6.02 grams of methamphetamine, valued

Citi expects big six EBITDA to remain strong

Investment bank Citi has stated it expects the combined EBITDA margins for Macau’s six gaming concessionaires to have remained strong in the June 2024 quarter, at approximately 28%,

IAS to maintain current subsidy scheme for caregivers

The Social Welfare Bureau said it will maintain the current subsidy scheme for caregivers without any modifications. Director Hon Wai confirmed that the government will continue to assess

Macau holds job fairs to fill over 140 vacancies

The Labour Affairs Bureau and the Macau Federation of Trade Unions are hosting job fairs from July 16 to July 19, offering 147 vacancies across various industries. The

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