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Saturday, 25 May 2013
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Myitkyina authorities deny protest application

Local officials in Myitkyina refused an application for a peace demonstration in the Kachin State capital.

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Power cuts start in Myanmar's industrial zones

Officials in Mandalay last week began cutting power to the city’s industrial zones for seven hours a day.

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Private money exchange centre opens in Mandalay

Since January 9, Mandalay residents can exchange foreign currency at a privately owned centre.




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Myanmar miners allege beating linked to tax

Gold miners in Sagaing Region’s Homalin township say they are being forced to pay taxes to two army-linked companies or face being detained and beaten.

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Myanmar's parliament approves motion for online peace discussions

The Pyithu Hluttaw approved a proposal for the government and Kachin Independence Organisation to pursue peace negotiations over the internet.

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Pyigyitagun party meeting delayed over ward disputes

The National League for Democracy has been forced to delay a township assembly to select representatives for its upcoming national conference because of internal conflict.


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Taxis available in instalments

A company plans to sell taxis in Mandalay Region through instalment plans.

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Back from the dead: Mandalay girl escapes cremation

An official from Mandalay’s main cemetery has rejected a news report about a young woman who was incorrectly pronounced dead.

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Myanmar makes apology to monks over copper mine crackdown

The government has formally apologised to monks for a police raid on a Letpadaung protest camp that left up to 100 people injured.



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Myingyan officials under fire over ward voting

Township officials in Mandalay Region’s Myingyan township are under pressure to re-hold elections for some ward administrator posts in the township.

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