The word on the street
We asked residents about their experiences during the COVID-19 epidemic in Macao.
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Questions and answers: Tai Kin Ip
Also on the theme of bravery in the face of the virus, we interview Macao Economic Bureau director Tai Kin Ip, The Women’s General Association of Macau president Lam Un Mui, Macau European Chamber of Commerce president Carlos Simões and secretary-general of Caritas Macau Paul Pun Chi-meng.
Questions and answers: Lam Un Mui
Lam Un Mui, president of The Women’s General Association of Macau, answers questions on how her team has supported the people and the government since the outbreak.
Questions and answers: Carlos Simões
President of the Macau European Chamber of Commerce and expert on the Greater Bay Area Carlos Simões talks about how important the GBA and its tourists are to the city in the wake of the virus outbreak.
Questions and answers: Paul Pun Chi-meng
Paul Pun Chi-meng, secretary-general of Caritas Macau, discusses the importance of helping the government and continuing vital charity work over the past few weeks.
Monkey business
Macao has a new furry resident – a tiny golden snub-nosed baby monkey who’s been stealing the hearts of visitors to Seac Pai Van Park in Coloane.
Coronavirus update
In a continued effort by the national Chinese government to prevent and control novel coronavirus-related pneumonia, the China National Immigration Administration has suspended the issuance of travel permits to Macao and Hong Kong special administrative regions for Chinese mainland tourists.
The young and the selfless
Meet five young people who are dedicating their lives to helping vulnerable people in Macao. This is a chance to thank all the young people in the city who are tirelessly trying to create a better society for everyone.
Shaping up nicely
To coincide with the annual January health frenzy – and following the opening of six new gyms in the city last year – we speak to experts, trainers and enthusiasts to find out why people in Macao are finally becoming fitness fanatics.
Bring on the future
The next 20 years and further into the future: how will Macao change and develop?