With the prosecution dropping one charge against Raymond Kwok Ping-luen and Hui, the Kwok brothers - who run the world's biggest property developer by market value - now face no charges under the...
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- May 26, 2013
- Updated: 10:38am
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Complaints about corruption in Hong Kong are on the rise - including 15 related to the chief executive election - the city's top graft-buster told an international symposium yesterday.
Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen may face a lawmakers' grilling over the arrest of his erstwhile right-hand man Rafael Hui Si-yan in a high-profile bribery investigation.
Anti-corruption agents have sought fresh legal advice from the Department of Justice after extending the bail of billionaire property moguls the Kwok brothers and Hong Kong's former number two...
Former chief secretary Rafael Hui Si-yan sold all his stake in the only offshore company he owned three months before graft-busters arrested him on suspicion of breaching Hong Kong's anti-bribery...
Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen last night spoke for the first time about the high-profile ICAC arrest of his former right-hand man Rafael Hui Si-yan along with two property tycoons, saying...
He briefly worked with the graft-busters during the Independent Commission Against Corruption's toughest days in the 1970s. But yesterday, former chief secretary Rafael Hui Si-yan found himself on...
Amid mounting public concern over the ICAC's flagging performance, yesterday's arrest of three high-profile corruption suspects has renewed faith in the graft-buster's abilities.
The fall of Rafael Hui Si-yan - from well-respected veteran civil servant and a political heavyweight to corruption suspect - has sent shock waves among civil servants and once again stirred talk...
Chief Secretary Henry Tang Ying-yen, the presumed frontrunner for chief executive in 2012, has approached his predecessor Rafael Hui Si-yan to help lead a team for his long-awaited election...
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