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Looting in Timbuktu as donors pledge US$455 million for Mali

29 Jan 2013

Hundreds of Malians looted Arab-owned shops on Tuesday in Mali’s fabled Timbuktu, newly freed from Islamists, as global donors pledged over US$455 million.

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International donor conference for war-torn Mali opens

29 Jan 2013

An international donor conference to drum up funds and troops to help the military operation in Mali opened on Tuesday at the African Union headquarters.

4:03PM

Mali crisis to dominate AU summit

27 Jan 2013

Efforts to end conflict across Africa, especially in Mali, dominated the African Union summit opening on Sunday, with the 54-member bloc’s chief saying greater efforts are needed to build peace....

5:25PM

Relationship between chef and boss goes past its prime with major beefs aired

5 Mar 2009

Chef Adam Levin is no longer at Dakota Prime - and yes, it has to do with some beef. The well-known cook (pictured) may have started the Lan Kwai Fong steakhouse but, as of about two weeks ago...

5:48AM

Hackers redirect Japanese consulate's e-mails

20 Aug 2008

More than 1,000 e-mails sent to the Japanese consulate in Hong Kong early this month could have been intercepted due to a security breach at an internet service provider, which an expert fears...

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Au in no mood to regret unseemly end to golden era

17 Jun 2007

Two-time Footballer of the Year Au Wai-lun, possibly the best locally produced striker over the last decade, has no regrets about hanging up his boots, despite believing he could still play for...

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Opinion

Alex Lo

Chen Guangcheng misled by his new right-wing 'friends'

1:26AM

Tom Holland

The yuan hasn't overtaken the HK$ quite yet, Mr Chan

4:40AM

Au wants to go out on a high

Reigning Footballer of the Year Au Wai-lun hopes South China's bolstered line-up for this season will help him depart the domestic scene on a high note.

3:24AM

I did nothing wrong, says Au

The Hong Kong Billiard Sports Control Council is poised to take legal action against one of its players, Au Chi-wai, for his part in a contentious collective statement.

8:33AM

Shek O collision leaves three in serious condition

Updated at 2.57pm:
Three of the nine people injured after two family cars crashed head on at a Shek O Road interchange are still in a serious condition, police said on Monday.

1:18AM

Disable the mobile pests

Recently I was watching the romantic tale of Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts in Notting Hill in UA Queensway cinema, a relatively upmarket cinema with a ticket price to match, when a peal of ringing...

10:53AM

Last vestiges of Crown colony headed for the scrapheap

Royal insignia on badges, buttons, crests, flags, or stationery, which have been used for more than 150 years, are destined for incinerators and rubbish dumps before the handover.

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