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As part of their project to replenish the fish stocks of the country's waterways, Wildlife at Risk (WAR) has released more than 150 individuals of native fish into the Nhieu Loc Canal in Binh Thanh.
Lucie Brochard’s new line of comfortable yet classy wardrobe items was materialised in the space between Ho Chi Minh City and Paris, where she identified a need for travel clothes to be both snug and stylish. The line emphasises a feminine silhouette, while incorporating tricks from men's tailoring at the same time.
Following on from Pat Joynt’s recent article in Word about tubeless tyre repairs, he has been inundated with requests to stock the repair kits.
Caravelle continues its efforts to stay ahead of the curve on conscientiousness, racking up Green Lotus status from Vietnam’s eco-tourism benchmarking body — the highest level of eco-friendliness there is.
Thomas Edison wasn’t the most recent person to recognise the hard work that needs to accompany inspiration, but hopefully his words will still have an effect on the 7 to 18-year-olds participating in the 5th annual Hoa Sen Short Story Writing Competition put on by the Australian International School.
A new educational holiday camp is being run for the first time by The Kindermusik Early Childhood Education Center for children from three-and-a-half years old to six-and-a-half years old.
A new orthopaedic manual therapist Gregory Beale LMT, NASM-CPT has recently arrived in Vietnam from the US.
To celebrate selling their 100th bamboo bike, Mekong Creations is offering a nice little freebie to go with your newly purchased eco-friendly ride around town.
If you are feeling limber, The Saigon Shooters next season is about to start and they are putting a call out for players and umpires.
The newly established International German School (IGS) in District 2 recently welcomed guests from the Mong, Lo Lo, Nung, Red Dao and Money Dao tribes — all ethnic minorities from northern Vietnam as part of a cultural exchange run by NGOs Helvetas and Decen.