| 5 September 2024

Sustain Myanmar’s fine traditions and society based on a charitable spirit

MYANMAR society highly values charitable acts and honours those who selflessly serve others, prioritizing social welfare over personal gain. Many charity organizations in the country operate independently of government support, with volunteers motivated by a genuine desire to help those in need. These organizations take various forms, often based on religious activities or social movements. Regardless of their foundation, both types of organizations come together during emergencies to provide assistance.
| 20 August 2024

From Struggles to Triumph

As soon as May Thu rang the bell, all the students rushed inside because it started raining. She sat down in the armchair, sighed deeply, and began preparing the question forms for the upcoming monthly test. May Thu graduated from The Yangon University of Education and had been transferred to a primary school in Moe Pyar village due to a shortage of teachers. Moe Pyar was a poor village, and the villagers did not prioritize education. They preferred to work and earn money instead of sending their children to school. This presented a significant challenge for May Thu when she first arrived.
| 20 August 2024

Be ready to fight against mpox

The World Health Organization (WHO) on 14 August declared the ongoing mpox (monkeypox) outbreak in parts of Africa as a public health emergency of international concern. This highly contagious disease, previously known as monkeypox, has already claimed the lives of at least 450 people during an initial outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The virus has since spread across central and east Africa, alarming scientists due to the rapid spread of a new variant and its high fatality rate.
| 8 August 2024

Preserve fine traditions of ASEAN among member states

Since its inception, ASEAN has played a pivotal role in promoting peace, stability, and prosperity across Southeast Asia. Despite facing numerous challenges throughout its evolution, ASEAN has consistently demonstrated resilience and adaptability in navigating complex geopolitical and socio-economic landscapes within the region and beyond.
| 23 July 2024

Strictly control mosquito-borne diseases

Mosquito-borne diseases have a significant impact on human health and the environment. Millions suffer from infectious diseases transmitted by mosquitoes, leading to a high annual death toll. Countries worldwide prioritize mosquito control to ensure public safety.
| 16 July 2024

A Deeper Exploration Between the Essence of Home and House

Home is where we live, but its meaning transcends its simple definition. As humans, we need a place to shelter ourselves and our families, protecting us from the elements – be it rain, heat, snow, or other weather conditions. Homes also serve as a shield against thieves and robbers. To keep away from these dangers, people began to seek houses, transforming them into homes.
| 24 May 2024

Let’s enrol offspring of people without reluctance

ALL citizens of Myanmar are entitled to an education under the Constitution. Consequently, it is crucial for parents to ensure their school-age children enrol in school on time to exercise this constitutional right. This will increase the number of educated citizens, contributing to the nation’s development.
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