Aussie campaign encourages men to grow a moustache in November to raise awareness of cancer and depression.
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Zhang, 59, has worked in various posts concerning Macao and Hong Kong since 1986. Yan Zhichan only remaining deputy director.
Ho Iat Seng notes summer pandemic outbreak slowed down Macao's economic recovery and deeply affected population.
Conversion of 70-year-old listed ‘Estado Novo’ building finally going ahead after decades of under-use; first phase to cost MOP 56 million, target completion in March 2024.
US$24 million renovation work urgently required; infrastructure minister claims government will ‘reap the benefits’ of new deal.
Six-station, 7.7-kilometre line still under planning; Macao awaits central government approval for lease on Zhuhai plot to extend line to Qingmao checkpoint.
Held both on- and offline, the expos have attracted some 2,200 exhibitors; industries include TCM, new tech, culture and creativity, food and catering and retail.
Themed ‘All Rivers Flow to the Sea’, film fest will highlight spirit of exchange between mainland China and PSCs.
Police launch anti-cheating campaign after restaurateurs duped into paying bogus food suppliers by promise of commission.
Reserves believed to be the largest in the world capable of producing more than 3.4 million tonnes per year; violence in Cabo Delgado delays other projects.
Entire crop, some 250,000 tonnes, sold to Chinese company which has plans to revolutionise country’s cashew industry.
Trade unionist says pandemic measures causing citizens unnecessary hardship, urges government to make reasonable adjustments.