Kelly Ho

Jailed media mogul Jimmy Lai has testified in his landmark trial that it had been a mistake for his former social media manager to retweet an activist's call for the UK to sanction Hong Kong officials from Lai's account.

Even as a child, Hong Kong YouTuber Sona Tina Ng envisioned her ideal future. She would get married, have two or three children and experience the joy of motherhood within a loving family.

Jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has testified at his national security trial that he was “surprised” local electoral officers were not included on a list of government officials sanctioned by the US in July 2020.

The Hong Kong government has spent around HK$21 million annually on wild boar management work over the past three years, as veterinary officers culled more than 630 wild pigs between January and November.

The Hong Kong government’s watchdog has called on various departments to set up a one-stop website offering information to the bereaved on after-death arrangements. Authorities could “s…

Public hospitals in Hong Kong have adopted new guidelines to “clarify facts” and inform affected patients before disclosing medical blunders. But a patients’ concern group said th…

Hosted by the Geek Culture Club, the Koneko club was a refreshing break after finals week, with multiple fun activities including Kahoot, board games like Monopoly, Uno, and Four Souls, a Smash Bros Ultimate tournament, and a costume competition on Dec. 13.

Innocent Mutanga only had a few books, some money and clothes when he fled from Zimbabwe to Hong Kong in 2013 to escape political persecution. He had chosen this destination mainly for its visa-free entry, and as he described it, it was “Jackie Chan's place.”

Hong Kong's consumer watchdog has received 17 complaints, after some local football fans failed to meet legendary players from Real Madrid CF, as promised for an exhibition match with ticket packages costing almost HK$7,000.

The Hong Kong government has cancelled the HKSAR passports of seven “absconders” using under the city's homegrown security law, including former lawmakers Ted Hui and Dennis Kwok who are now based overseas.