Non-profit to deliver bicycles to Myanmar’s rural children 10,000 bicycles from failed bike-sharing companies ofo and oBike will be given as gifts for needy students in Myanmar, The Straits Times reported. Read More Christians among...
Learn moreToyota to build first Myanmar assembly plant in Thilawa Toyota Motor Corp, the automobile branch of Toyota, will invest several billion yen for the facility to manufacture pick-up trucks through semi-knockdown (SKD) production for the Myanmar...
Learn moreK1,000 to get the impoverished moving The philosophy behind Kantaw Latt is to identify disadvantage members of the community and then come together to help that person make ends meet. “Kantaw Latt”, means “helping...
Learn moreYangon American International School to open in August The school, which is located along the Yangon-Insein road in Hlaing township, is receiving an average of 100 inquiries per day from parents interested in sending their children to the school...
Learn moreNumber of inpatients at govt hospitals grows by a million The ministry’s records showed that 3 million inpatients were treated at government hospitals in 2018, up from 1.8 million in 2013. Including outpatients, 17 million people were treated at...
Learn moreGangs taking control of Bangladesh refugee camps, report warns Criminal gangs and militants are increasing their grip on Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, committing killings and abductions with "impunity", International Crisis...
Learn moreUS Christians numbers 'decline sharply', poll finds The number of Americans who identify as Christian has fallen nearly eight percentage points in only seven years, according to a new survey. Read More Battle Creek to explore sister...
Learn moreMyanmar’s First Christian Missionary Dies at Sea Adoniram Judson, the American missionary who first promoted Christianity in Myanmar, died 169 years ago. Affectionately known as Saya Judson, he is remembered as Myanmar’s most significant...
Learn moreKNU to meet with Tatmadaw, govt on restarting peace talks https://www.mmtimes.com/news/knu-meet-tatmadaw-govt-restarting-peace-talks.htmlThe Karen National Union (KNU) will meet with the government’s National Reconciliation and Peace Centre...
Learn moreADB Forecasts Myanmar's Economy to Resume Growth This Year The Asian Development Bank (ADB) expects Myanmar’s economy to resume growth this year and continue to expand in the next thanks to more foreign investment and a positive...
Learn moreMyanmar Supreme Court agrees to rule on journalists' appeal Myanmar's Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to rule on an appeal filed by lawyers for two Reuters journalists sentenced to seven years in prison for their reporting on Myanmar's...
Learn moreNaypyidaw, peace talks. The most hostile rebels are also invited They will take place this week and are the result of a series of informal meetings. The government asked each of the eight organizations to form a delegation. Groups opposed to the...
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