Seven years after leaving the continent, Petrobras is once again investing in Africa as it seeks to diversify its portfolio
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Days of heavy snowfall have disrupted life across Hokkaido, suspending transit, grounding planes and closing stores, schools and post offices
Local think tank, the Collective Wisdom Policy Centre, wants the Macao government to organise a new consumption campaign that is more accessible and flexible
During the 11-day festive period, more than 6.8 million inbound and outbound crossings were made at the city’s various checkpoints
The call comes after five people were left in critical condition on ventilators last month after contracting influenza
Labour affairs veteran Lei Seak Chio will take on the role from next Monday, after serving as Macao’s occupational health and safety chief
Beijing is giving Washington until 10 February to reconsider its additional 10 percent tariffs on Chinese goods – which came into force yesterday
Parts of Coloane and the University of Macau’s Hengqin campus will be the first places seeing wastewater get a second life in the city
The new contingent will join more than 2,000 Rwandans already aiding Mozambique’s anti-terrorism efforts