Donald Tsang Yam-Kuen

12 May 2013

Corruption complaints that are deemed "pursuable" - excluding election-related cases - account for 70 per cent to 80 per cent of all reports the ICAC receives every year, a review of its annual...

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Paper talk, May 11, 2013

11 May 2013

Sunday, Oriental Daily

Professional drivers agree to having health checks at 60

3:55AM

All around town, March 7, 2013

7 Mar 2013

Donald Tsang turns to golf after CPPCC slight

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Time to tackle this alarming issue

1 Mar 2013

Population policy is an important issue that was very much neglected by former chief executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen's administration for seven years. The present government, however, takes the...

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Stop politicising ICAC, top officer says

19 Feb 2013

Filing corruption complaints in a high-profile way only serves to tip-off any potential subject of the inquiry so they can destroy the evidence, a senior officer with the graft-buster said...

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No evidence Donald Tsang paid yacht owner, says Marine Department

16 Feb 2013

The Marine Department has found no evidence that former chief executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen paid for a trip with his wife on a luxury yacht to Macau, despite Tsang's claims he did. The finding...

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Opinion

Tom Holland

Attempts to diversify China's reserves have been a disaster

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Howard Winn

China is like the EU; provinces are its member states

5:26AM

How graft-buster morphed into political tool

It used to be that the ICAC went after serious stuff like crooked cops stashing away millions in corrupt money. And now? Illegal structures, broken promises to election supporters, and political...

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Maybe it's time for Donald Tsang to step back and relax

Former chief executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, a staunch Catholic, may have a fresh understanding of these two phrases after he missed out on a place in China's top political advisory body recently...

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Donald Tsang declines CPPCC invitation because of graft inquiry

Former chief executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen said he was invited to join the nation's top political advisory body, but felt it "inappropriate" to accept while he was being investigated by graft-...

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POLITICS

Shine is fading fast from CY's policy address

The public continues to pour cold water on Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying's maiden policy address, as the latest poll reveals that 45 per cent of Hong Kong people are dissatisfied - making it one...

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POLITICS

Henry Tang appointed to China's top advisory body

Beijing has appointed Henry Tang Ying-yen to the nation's top advisory body, along with high-profile business leaders who refused to support Leung Chun-ying in last year's chief executive race...

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POLITICS

Beijing 'did not want precedent'

Beijing's unwillingness to set a precedent to have every former SAR chief executive take up the vice-chairmanship of the nation's top advisory body could be the reason Donald Tsang Yam-kuen was...

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