Macao’s hearing impaired community is well-supported these days, but there’s still work to be done – especially for the city’s hearing-impaired youth, for whom the mask mandate has taken a real toll.
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With a rapidly ageing population and dementia cases increasing year after year, the city must find new ways to support individuals and their struggling families.
‘Would you like to know the date of your death?’ Toastmasters encourages members to take a stance, defend it, and become good leaders in the process. This global public speaking club is thriving in Macao, though locals took two decades to realise its potential.
After 2.5 years of Covid-19, Macao is one of few places still requiring hotel quarantine on arrival. For many, it can be a distressing experience. We spoke with three people who describe their time in hotel quarantine as inhumane, turbulent and intransparent.
As a global city, we need to revitalise economies, restore the environment and become more resilient. We can start by supporting local businesses.
Macao is slowly recovering from its worst outbreak, but psychology experts warn that its effect on mental health could stay much longer.
Macao residents living overseas share their concerns, frustrations and hopes as the city battles its biggest Covid-19 outbreak to date.
We talked to local energy experts and car dealers to understand the pros and cons of owning an electric vehicle in Macao.
Local vet warns that dogs can experience kidney damage if they are forced to hold in their urine for as little as one day.