What makes a person good? Cintia Nunes has an answer
Social innovation and impact advocate Cintia Nunes is dedicated to making the world a better place. This is the story of how she found her own definition of what that really means.
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IPIM’s ‘One-stop’ business services help Macao enterprises realise their dreams
From setting up a new enterprise to connecting companies with overseas partners, the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) offers a comprehensive suite of business services to expedite the growth of local brands.
How prepared is Macao for an electric-powered future?
Electric vehicles are increasingly appearing on Macao’s streets, but is the city ready for an EV takeover?
Healthcare by design
Vinnci Lou didn’t plan on becoming a user experience designer, but her open mind and adventurous, can-do attitude has taken her from a would-be career in Macao’s architecture industry to a thriving career in Europe and Silicon Valley.
A place where love and hope bloom
The Fuhong Society of Macau supports people with intellectual disabilities and those recovering from mental illness through vocational training and employment opportunities.
The universities forming Macao’s environmental vanguard
From finding solutions for microplastic pollution to building eco-campuses, local universities are playing a leading role in Macao’s sustainability movement.
From karate kid to National Games star
China National Games bronze medallist Kuok Kin Hang talks about life in Macao, a flourishing martial arts scene and his next big moves.
Heroes of the day
Macao Magazine’s latest story focusing on extraordinary young people in the city highlights a sextet of ‘heroes’ who always put others before themselves.
Preserving the legacies
First there were 15 and now there are 70: explore Macao’s new items of intangible heritage with us, from dragon’s beard candy to Portuguese folk dancing.
The word on the street
We asked residents about their experiences during the COVID-19 epidemic in Macao.