20 Apr 2013

Lew Mon-hung reports back to ICAC

3:23AM
14 Mar 2013

The company's deputy chairman and executive director, Lew Mon-hung, a former ally of Hong Kong's chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, who was arrested by the Independent Commission Against Corruption...

7:47AM
25 Feb 2013

Two teenage girls from Hong Kong allegedly detained in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by men demanding compensation for a valuable vase they had broken are safe and expected to go home soon, Secretary...

5:27AM
23 Feb 2013

The chief executive's former ally Lew Mon-hung was arrested by the graft-buster on Wednesday for criminal intimidation and perverting the course of justice, his listed company confirmed yesterday...

5:17AM
22 Feb 2013

The chief executive's friend turned foe Lew Mon-hung appeared confident yesterday, 24 hours after being summoned to the Independent Commission Against Corruption's offices for questioning. Lew...

4:34AM
21 Feb 2013

Pro-Beijing businessman Lew Mon-hung, a former ally of Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, was called to the ICAC's headquarters yesterday. Lew went to the graft-busters's office in North Point to be...

7:40AM

Pan-democrat lawmakers move a Legislative Council motion demanding an investigation into claims by a former ally of Leung Chun-ying about the chief executive's conduct. 

4:12AM

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying is unlikely to win any defamation lawsuit if he decides to take the Hong Kong Economic Journal to court over a recent commentary that linked him to triads, legal...

7:32AM

Executive Councillor Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee told ATV's current affairs programme Newsline last night that she was not "too taken aback" by the claims made by Lew Mon-hung.

8:54AM

As the saying goes, the only constant is change. And, yet, it still surprises me that Lew Mon- hung has gone from passing out self-produced leaflets outside failed chief executive contender Henry...

3:02AM

Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has made hundreds of decisions over the past seven months, some good, some bad and some indifferent. No doubt he will make many thousands more.

3:02AM

Hong Kong really is going backwards these days; there seems to be no moral ethics or sense of decency any more. Just look at the scandal brewing after Lew Mon-hung's attack on Chief Executive...

3:02AM

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