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Rally Indochina to raise funds to stop child trafficking
Riders set off on the Rally Indochina 2015 from Hanoi on April 13, heading south on the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail to raise donations for the Blue Dragon Children's Foundation and fight child trafficking.
Samsung rejects toxic gas leak rumours in Thai Nguyen
Samsung has officially rejected rumours of methane leaking from the Samsung Thai Nguyen industrial complex in Thai Nguyen Province.
PM pushes for SOE privatisation
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has ordered that drastic measures be taken to complete the privatisation of 289 State-owned enterprises (SOEs) within this year, stressing that benefits of the State, company employees, and shareholders must be ensured.
Vinh fails to retain title
Hoang Xuan Vinh failed to retain his title at the ISSF World Cup Riffle/Pistol in Changwon, the Republic of Korea, on April 12.
Poachers prosecuted for killing langurs
Son Tra-Ngu Hanh Son's Forest Protection Department has decided to prosecute a criminal case for the illegal killing three Red-Shanked Doucs (Pygathryx nemaeus), an animal listed as endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
PM approves plans for US$36m textbook reform
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has approved a national project to reform textbooks and curriculum for schools.
Cities work to bring nation together
The relationship between the capital city of Hanoi, Hue and HCM City has been spotlighted at a special programme, broadcast live over the three local television channels.
Belgian artist to perform for free
Singer, composer and guitarist Marie Warnant from Wallonie-Bruxelles in Belgium will entrance audiences in four big Vietnamese cities with free concerts from May 1 to 7.
Domain name fees to be self-regulated
Individuals, enterprises and organisations will be allowed to decide the fees for domain name registration, as the government is set to only charge fees for the use of domain names.
Deposit growth rate slows as credit continues to rise
The deposit growth rate is currently slower than that of credit growth; however, savings in banks are still considered a good choice due to low inflation.