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ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance Last week (April 27 and 28), the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) launched an enforcement operation targeting a corruption ring specializing in major renovation projects for single-building complexes. Five men and two women, aged between 37 and 75, were arrested. Among them were chairman of the management committee of the incorporated owners, proprietor of engineering contractor, as well as a director of an engineering consultancy firm and a registered inspector hired by the firm.

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 16:20

ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance

ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade The louder the slogans become, the clearer the underlying purpose looks: this was never primarily about justice. It was about keeping an old anti-China playbook alive—by turning one man's criminal case into a permanent political spectacle.

Opinion

2026.05.05 14:45

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability Regarding the recent public remarks by certain anti-China politicians in the US who falsely claimed they would conduct so-called "representations" on the Jimmy Lai case, it must be made clear that certain US politicians, disregarding basic facts and legal procedures, have repeatedly hyped up this case. Their true intent is to undermine the stability and rule of law in Hong Kong, China. Such conduct seriously violates the fundamental norms of international law on non-interference in internal affairs.

World

2026.05.05 14:17

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions New-style Internet cafés have become increasingly popular in Hong Kong in recent years, offering private rooms, sofa beds, shower facilities and washing machines, with some mainland tourists also opting to stay overnight at such venues during the May Day Golden Week

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 13:00

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported Yesterday (May 4) marked the 15th day of residents returning to their homes in batches at Block seven of Wang Fuk Court. Access was granted to five upper floors of Wang Fuk Court and 11 upper floors of Wang Shing House. The return process proceeded in an orderly manner, and operations were generally smooth.

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 12:00

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported

ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance

ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance

ICAC arrests 7 over graft in building maintenance Last week (April 27 and 28), the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) launched an enforcement operation targeting a corruption ring specializing in major renovation projects for single-building complexes. Five men and two women, aged between 37 and 75, were arrested. Among them were chairman of the management committee of the incorporated owners, proprietor of engineering contractor, as well as a director of an engineering consultancy firm and a registered inspector hired by the firm.

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 16:20

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade

Opinion | Exploiting convicted criminal: US politicians' latest anti-China charade The louder the slogans become, the clearer the underlying purpose looks: this was never primarily about justice. It was about keeping an old anti-China playbook alive—by turning one man's criminal case into a permanent political spectacle.

Opinion

2026.05.05 14:45

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability

US politicians' repeated hyping of Jimmy Lai case aims to undermine HK stability Regarding the recent public remarks by certain anti-China politicians in the US who falsely claimed they would conduct so-called "representations" on the Jimmy Lai case, it must be made clear that certain US politicians, disregarding basic facts and legal procedures, have repeatedly hyped up this case. Their true intent is to undermine the stability and rule of law in Hong Kong, China. Such conduct seriously violates the fundamental norms of international law on non-interference in internal affairs.

World

2026.05.05 14:17

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions

Govt regulates internet cafés: Plans to ban providing lodging and introduce age restrictions New-style Internet cafés have become increasingly popular in Hong Kong in recent years, offering private rooms, sofa beds, shower facilities and washing machines, with some mainland tourists also opting to stay overnight at such venues during the May Day Golden Week

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 13:00

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported

Fire Aftermath | 140 households return on May 4, 13 losses reported Yesterday (May 4) marked the 15th day of residents returning to their homes in batches at Block seven of Wang Fuk Court. Access was granted to five upper floors of Wang Fuk Court and 11 upper floors of Wang Shing House. The return process proceeded in an orderly manner, and operations were generally smooth.

Hong Kong

2026.05.05 12:00

Over 710,000 mainland visitors arrive in HK during May Day Holiday

Over 710,000 mainland visitors arrive in HK during May Day Holiday

Over 710,000 mainland visitors arrive in HK during May Day Holiday According to Hong Kong Immigration Department, the cumulative total of mainland visitors to Hong Kong over the first three days of the May Day Holiday exceeded 710,000 persons, with more than 200,000 persons entering Hong Kong yesterday.

Hong Kong

2026.05.04 20:00

Fire Aftermath | Residents of Wang Fuk Court waived from tax payable for year of assessment 2025/26

Fire Aftermath | Residents of Wang Fuk Court waived from tax payable for year of assessment 2025/26

Fire Aftermath | Residents of Wang Fuk Court waived from tax payable for year of assessment 2025/26 The Government announced today (May 4) that the property owners and residents of Wang Fuk Court will be waived from the final tax payable for the year of assessment 2025/26 in order to ease the financial burden on people affected by the fire.

Hong Kong

2026.05.04 17:30

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