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In recent days, many young people in Ho Chi Minh City have been flocking to vibrant alleys decorated with the red flag bearing a yellow star to take commemorative photos marking the 50th anniversary of Vietnam’s reunification.
Top private and public international schools in HCMC unveil record-high tuition rates.
More than 10 years ago, Ho Chi Minh City began tightening control over private tutoring, especially for primary school students. In reality, unauthorized tutoring continues to operate quietly in schools and learning centers.
Economists have presented several growth scenarios for Ho Chi Minh City in light of the United States’ new 46% countervailing duty on imported goods from Vietnam. Chairman Nguyen Van Duoc also shared his perspective on this latest development.
The plan includes new transshipment hubs and 94 wharves, aiming to process over 250 million tons of cargo by 2030.
Following an administrative merger, a new "super city" will emerge with an economy accounting for approximately 24% of Vietnam's GDP and contributing over 26% of the national budget.
HCM City police will penalize a man who performed pull-ups on a Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro train, calling the act a public disturbance that undermines public order and safety.
Proposed mega-merger could turn Ho Chi Minh City into Southeast Asia’s next super city.
A viral video of a woman dancing and doing stunts on a moving motorbike in Ho Chi Minh City has prompted a police investigation and public backlash.
HCM City Department of Education to limit tutoring hours for students’ wellbeing.
Urban costs are putting pressure on young couples as many of them prioritize enjoyment and spending time and money on personal pleasures over having children.
As part of Vietnam’s reunification celebration, fireworks will light up the city in a grand multi-site display.
Vietnam’s Air Force prepares a majestic display to mark 50 years of national unity.
Vietnam–Finland International School in HCMC sets highest public school tuition at $28,000.
Dozens of major projects remain suspended or delayed, wasting resources and worsening infrastructure woes.
The city proposes weekend fireworks on April 19 and 26 to honor the 50th anniversary of reunification, aiming to spread joy and excitement.
Five major traffic works will be inaugurated, with new expressway and ring road developments underway.
The March 28 earthquake in Myanmar continues to impact Vietnam, with new damage and tragic loss of life reported in District 8.
Selling a dish with an unusual name, an 80-year-old woman has captivated food lovers who must either pre-order or patiently wait to enjoy it.
City officials say misreported figures by the Youth Volunteer Company may have led to the unexpected shortfall.