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Can Tho city to establish over 192 million USD hi-tech park

The Can Tho Hi-Tech Park, covering 200 hectares in O Mon ward with an estimated investment of more than 5 trillion VND (192.4 million USD), will be established in Can Tho city to serve as a technology hub for the Mekong Delta.

Vietnam healthcare conference explores system-wide excellence

Nearly 1,000 healthcare professionals and experts from Vietnam and across Asia gathered in Can Tho to discuss how hospitals can deliver quality and safety consistently across entire healthcare systems.

Woman quits good job to turn Can Tho's eggfruit into a regional specialty

Earning more than VND20 million per month at a stable job, Do Thi Xuan Dieu decided to resign and return home to research the eggfruit (lucuma) that was falling unharvested in her family's garden.

At 93, Khmer man’s 26-year labor of faith fills a tower with Buddhas

For 26 years, 93-year-old Khmer man Mai Huyen has poured his time, savings and faith into a 20-meter tower in southern Vietnam, filling it with thousands of Buddhist statues, many made by his own hands.

How a Mekong Delta farmer built a $1 million fish business

A farmer in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta has spent more than 30 years turning repeated setbacks into a fish business that now sells across the country and exports to the US and South Korea.

Rare peacock flies into Can Tho home, resident calls police

When a peacock weighing around 5 kilograms flew into his family’s duck enclosure, Trieu Minh Tam, 48, of Cai Rang Ward in Can Tho City, contacted police to hand over the bird rather than accept offers of about $190 to sell it.

Can Tho farmer earns $27,000 a year from unusual ‘chocolate’ persimmons

A farmer in Can Tho is earning around $27,000 a year from an unusual variety known locally as the “chocolate persimmon,” whose dark brown flesh, creamy texture and distinctive flavor are drawing curious visitors to his one-hectare orchard.

Mekong Delta launches first robotics, AI research institute

Nam Can Tho University on August 18 launched the DNC Institute of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and the Digital Technology and Innovation JSC, marking the establishment of the Mekong Delta’s first institute for robotics and AI research.

Phuong Chau brings JCI standards across its healthcare system

For Phuong Chau, becoming the first healthcare system in Vietnam and Southeast Asia to achieve JCI Enterprise accreditation was never simply about earning a certificate.

Khmer woman preserves traditional costumes, extends homeland's dance customs

Born and raised in the former province of Soc Trang (which was later merged with Can Tho city), Lam Thi Hau has always loved the traditional dances and costumes of her ethnic group.

The skilled workers behind Vietnam's towering durian harvest

In Vietnam's Mekong Delta, harvesting mature durians is a demanding job that combines climbing skills, timing and remarkable teamwork.

Australia Corner opens new cooperation opportunities for Mekong Delta

The Australia Corner was officially launched at Can Tho University on July 29, creating a new platform to strengthen cooperation between Vietnam and Australia in education, research and climate change adaptation.

Man gives up good job to start tourism venture raising catfish on rafts

Giving up a job in the import-export sector, Duong Ke Hien of Can Tho City returned to his hometown to raise fish on rafts on the Hau River.

Politburo appoints Do Thanh Binh as Can Tho Party Secretary

The Politburo has appointed Do Thanh Binh as Secretary of the Can Tho City Party Committee for the 2025-2030 term, succeeding Le Quang Tung.

Florist in Can Tho wins customers with creative bouquets made from vegetables

By pairing fresh flowers with vegetables and fruit, a Can Tho entrepreneur has created practical bouquets that have become a favorite gift for special occasions.

International hospital sanctioned for repeated environmental breaches

S.I.S Can Tho International General Hospital has been fined more than VND2.09 billion (USD82,000) and had its environmental permit suspended for four and a half months after authorities uncovered multiple environmental protection violations.

Coffin parade birthday stunt leads to arrests in Can Tho

Seven people have been arrested in Can Tho after a funeral-themed street performance involving a coffin carrying a living person sparked widespread public backlash.

Former Soc Trang officials arrested in corruption investigation

Former Soc Trang Party Organization Commission chief Vo Chi Cong has been arrested over allegations of wrongdoing linked to state budget expenditures.

How a Can Tho startup turned turtle farming into a tourism business

After years of self-learning and experimentation, a young farmer in southern Vietnam now earns stable income from softshell turtles.

​ Can Tho cooperates with Japanese firms to develop clean energy project

The People’s Committee of Can Tho city on April 10 held a working session with Japan’s Kansai Electric Power Group and AEONMALL Vietnam Co., Ltd. to discuss a clean energy project planned for AEON MALL Can Tho.