曾恩波（1915年11月10日—1989年2月6日）係中國男記者。佢係廣東高明人，喺燕京大學新聞系畢業。先後喺《中外新報》、《南華早報》、中央社任職記者。曾隨軍報導北緬甸、太平洋戰情。1945年9月2號，盟軍接受日本投降，曾恩波首先發出新聞稿。及後親歷東京審判。韓戰時報導「遣返委員會」實況，獲中華民國頒令嘉獎。其後派駐香港，經歷六七暴動。1972年起歷任《香港時報》社長、董事長。喺1986年中華民國立法委員選舉當選僑選立法委員。1989年2月6號喺香港過身。
Zeng Enbo (November 10, 1915 – February 6, 1989) was a Chinese male journalist. He is a native of Gaoming, Guangdong, and graduated from the Department of Journalism at Yen Ching Restaurant. He has worked as a reporter for "China and Foreign News", "South China Morning Post" and "Central News Agency". He once reported on the war in northern Burma and the Pacific with the army. On September 2, 1945, when the Allies accepted Japan's surrender, Zeng Enbo first issued a press release. After that, he witnessed the Tokyo trial. The Korean War reported on the "Repatriation Committee" and was commended by the Republic of China. Later, he was stationed in Hong Kong and experienced the June Seventh Riots. Since 1972, he has served as President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of The Hong Kong Times. In the 1986 Legislative Council Election of the Republic of China, he was elected as an overseas Chinese elected legislator. He died in Hong Kong on February 6, 1989.