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Legalization of UK documents in Vietnam set to change next month
Starting next month, British nationals in Vietnam will no longer be able to have certain types of documents legalized in Vietnam but must have the legalization done in the UK instead.
Vietnam state investor to sell 3.33 pct of Vinamilk on Nov. 10
Vietnam's state investor on October 16 said it plans to sell 3.33 percent of Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (Vinamilk) on Nov. 10, without the restrictions that applied to a similar sale last year when only a portion of the offering sold.
Vietnam grapples with Internet cable problems
Sluggish Internet connectivity caused by problems with cross-sea cable systems has become a regular annoyance in Vietnam, and users are running out of patience.
HCM City transport infrastructure lags behind population growth
As overpopulation remains a major issue in Ho Chi Minh City, the sluggish development of its transport infrastructure makes moving around a nightmare for city dwellers.
Nearly 800 traffic cops ready for APEC week in Da Nang
Nearly 800 police officers from all provinces and cities across Vietnam will be mobilized to ensure traffic safety and escort delegates during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit week in the central city of Da Nang this November.
Vietnam sets Oct. 20 deadline for Sabeco divestment plan submission
Vietnam's trade ministry, which controls Sabeco, has just over a week to submit a divestment plan for the country's biggest brewer, a government report showed on October 12.
Vietnam’s defense ministry requests tighter management of drones
Vietnam’s Ministry of National Defense has suggested tightening management over the use of camera drones throughout the country.
Nearly 83% of road accidents in Saigon involve motorbikes
The latest statistics from the municipal traffic safety committee reveal that motorbikes are either responsible for or the victim in 82.9 percent of road accidents in Ho Chi Minh City.
Reviving Vietnam’s folk art of Dong Ho woodcut painting
A Vietnamese youth has given up stability to venture into the unknown with her ambitious project to revive the young generation’s interest in her country’s folk art of Dong Ho woodcut painting.
Bears raised for bile in Vietnam get second chance at life
After years of being held captive at illegal facilities in Vietnam for their bile, hundreds of bears have been rescued and given a second chance to live thanks to the tireless work of local sanctuaries.