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How to be fashionable without paying much?

VietNamNet Bridge - To be stylish does not mean you have to pay dear: you just need to stick to the three Đs - Đẹp (beautiful), Độc (Unique), and Được (Good) as Ho Chi Minh City’s youngsters have found out.

Remote areas power up for profit

VietNamNet Bridge – Life improved markedly for Bui Van Mao's family in Kim Boi District in the northern province of Hoa Binh when his house was connected to the national electricity grid in 2002.

Cheerleading grows in Vietnam

That very American of activities, cheerleading, used to be an alien concept in Vietnam but has been now become more and more popular through Hollywood teen movies.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 1/2

Cement, steel set for 10% increase in sales; Listed firms fear hostile takeovers; State guaranteed corporate bonds curbed; Rubber processing waste treatment line on stream; French company sets up bio-gas plant at factory

Vietnamese celebrate Tet holiday worldwide

Overseas Vietnamese all over the world are welcoming the New Year with happiness about the country’s political, economic, social, and cultural achievements in 2010.

Lotus honored as National Flower

VietNamNet Bridge - A lotus festival was held in Hanoi on January 29 to honour the beauty and meaning of lotus, which currently tops the voting list announced by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Broad brush strokes to paint bright picture

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s government will use eye-catching colours to draw a brighter agro-forestry-aquatic export picture over the next five years.

The end of the light

The shocking announcement came aloud in the ear of manufacturers when Electricity of Vietnam Group unveiled in straightforward terms last Monday that power shortage will be much more critical in this dry season.

POLITICS IN BRIEF

Vietnam sets example in ensuring food security; US, Vietnam vow to build strategic partnership; Diplomat underlines Vietnam-China relations; Vietnam praises diplomatic corps’, int’l organisations’ help  

Pupils row to school

Pupils of Ho Dap primary and junior secondary schools in the northern province of Bac Giang daily have to row across a huge reservoir to go to school.

Sprinters set their sights on London

VietNamNet Bridge - Sprinter Vu Thi Huong will enrol at a six-month training course in Germany to prepare for the World Athletics Championship in Deagu, South Korea this August.

A call to improve education in Mekong Delta

According to the General Statistics Office, there are 71.5 university or junior college students per every 10,000 people in Mekong River Delta.

Dances and wine on the plateau

VietNamNet Bridge – The winter cold is starting to ease so spring will soon be coming in the highland village of Pom Coong on Mai Chau Plateau in the northern province of Hoa Binh.

Tom Hooper lands DGA top honor for "The King's Speech"

Director Tom Hooper, the helmer of British period drama "The King's Speech," won the top film honor at the Directors Guild of America(DGA) Awards presented Saturday night in Los Angeles, pulling off an upset win.

The demand for human resources increases in 2011

Despite a lot of difficulties, the demand for human resources was still very high in 2010 and is expected to keep increasing in 2011.

Mandela responding well to treatment in South Africa

VietNamNet Bridge - South Africa's iconic former president Nelson Mandela, 92, is responding very well to medication and treatment, doctors looking after him said on Sunday.

Transport firms show poor returns

VietNamNet Bridge - Many Vietnamese state-owned civil engineering construction businesses are not developing as quickly as they might be expected.

Housekeeping services in demand during Tet

VietNamNet Bridge - The Lunar New Year is the biggest festival in Vietnam and many people go away on vacation, especially to take advantage of the long holiday, but a myriad things still need to be done at home.

Health services not for the poor (part 1)

According to a research work by the United Nations Development Program in Hanoi and HCM City in 2010, 1.47 percent of interviewees in Hanoi and 3.77 percent in HCM City said they didn’t go to hospital for examination because they didn’t have money.

War souvenirs a draw at Spring Flower Festival

VietNamNet Bridge - A stall displaying products made from warheads and cartridges is of special interest to thousands of people flocking to Tao Dan Park in Ho Chi Minh City for the annual spring flower festival.