US journalist Bill Lascher spoke to Macao News about his great-uncle, Melville ‘Mel’ Jacoby, a correspondent who covered the events of World War II in Asia
Kenny Fong
Reporter
Kenny was born in Macao, but spent his formative years in Brisbane, Australia. In 2015, he returned to Macao and worked as a teacher at various schools, including Macao Anglican College and Colegio Dom Bosco. In order to further pursue his love of writing and current affairs, he joined Macao News as a reporter in 2023. In his spare time, he enjoys watching Hong Kong movies and reading literature from all corners of the world.
Macao’s rapid development has resulted in the city being polluted with community, traffic and construction noise that exceed international standards
Before becoming the producer in the Nepalese film A Road to a Village (2023), the Nepal-born Rai worked as an educator and community activist in Hong Kong
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The makers of some of the world’s most innovative tech products spoke at the exhibition’s opening ceremony on Wednesday
The US livestreamer has established a strong Chinese fanbase, thanks to his humour, friendliness, use of Chinese music and ability to create hot-button topics