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Connor Mycroft
Reporter, Hong Kong
Connor Mycroft joined the city desk as a reporter in July 2023 after completing the Post’s year-long Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Canada, he spent three years teaching English in mainland China before relocating to Hong Kong in 2021. He holds a Masters Degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Connor Mycroft joined the city desk as a reporter in July 2023 after completing the Post’s year-long Graduate Trainee Programme. Originally from Canada, he spent three years teaching English in mainland China before relocating to Hong Kong in 2021. He holds a Masters Degree in Journalism from the University of Hong Kong.
Areas of Expertise:
Geopolitics, macroeconomics, video production
Languages Spoken:
English, French, Mandarin
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‘We would like to express our deepest thanks to you, our customers, for your custom over the years,’ Hong Kong branch says.
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‘Everyone wants their country to be the greatest; I just want a regular country,’ resident says amid fears over South American nation’s future.
Close of Sincere’s Sham Shui Po branch, a neighbourhood fixture for 30 years, leaves chain with only two remaining outlets.
