On 15 August the government decided to increase the price of fuel. Both petrol and diesel doubled in price, while the cost of compressed gas - used to power buses - increased five-fold.
View on timelinePro-democracy activists led hundreds of people in a rare march through Yangon in protest against hike in fuel prices last week. Some 500 people peacefully marched through the city's outlying neighbourhoods for one-and-half hours. They did not shout any slogans or hold up banners, according to eyewitnesses.
View on timelineBuddhist monks in the precincts of Kabaraye Pagoda and Thanlyin also staged protests against the deteriorating economic conditions.
View on timeline100s marched in Yangon to protest fuel price hike. Protesters were attacked by a pro-junta mob, injuring 20.
View on timeline•On Thursday, anti-government demonstrators marched through the northwestern oil-producing town of Yaynang Chaung in the week's first known demonstration outside the country's main city of Yangon.
View on timelinePolice detained more than 10 outside Yangon City Hall. Protesters able to claim partial victory as government ordered some bus companies to reduce fares.
View on timelineActivists marched in silence from Bago, a town 75kn northeast of Yangon. They did not chant slogans or wave banners, but people on the sidewalks clapped as they walked by. After about 30 minutes, the entire group was arrested and taken to local authorities for questioning, witnesses said.
View on timelineAbout 15 people staged a fuel price protest Monday in Kyaukse, the hometown of junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, 530 kilometers (330 miles) north of Yangon near Mandalay, even though one of the organizers was arrested the night before, said a participant who asked not to be named. The detained man was released Monday afternoon, he said.
View on timelineMonks ‘manhandled’ at demonstration in Pakokku in northern central Myanmar. They threatened to take to streets unless junta apologised.
View on timeline500 monks occupied Sule pagoda in Yangon. More than 1000 monks marched in Mandalay. 5000 participated in a march in Sittwe, and police used tear gas to disperse the crowds.
View on timelineMonks led a march and mass prayer around Shwedagon pagoda in Yangon. What initially began as 1000 monks swelled to 5,000 participants as others joined. Officials stayed away, or even protected marchers.
View on timeline100s of monks marched to Aung San Suu Kyi's house.
View on timelineNuns and monks led a demonstration of 20,000 in Yangon. They set up barricades near Aung San Suu Kyi's house, and 400 people who tried to pass were blocked.
View on timelinePolice open fire on demonstrators for the second day in a row.
View on timelineMozambique agrees to cut price of diesel fuel for private minibus taxis after wave of protests over fuel prices and cost of living.
View on timelineHundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in the commercial capital, Lagos, on Tuesday to vent their anger over a government measure to remove a popular fuel subsidy.
View on timelineThousands across Nigeria have taken part in marches against the removal of a state fuel subsidy, which caused petrol prices to double overnight.
View on timelineThe Jamaat-e-Islami staged countrywide rallies and sit-ins in all the major cities on Friday to condemn loadshedding of power and gas, hike in tariff of power, gas and petrol and corruption of rulers and plundering of the public wealth.
View on timelineStriking unions brought Nigeria to a halt today. Angered by soaring fuel prices and decades of government corruption, they set up roadblocks and gangs attacked motorists. More than 10,000 people attended one rally in Lagos as the strike started on Monday, while tens of thousands more marched in the streets across the country. Activists wore shirts bearing symbols of a loose-knit group called Occupy Nigeria, inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement.
View on timeline25 people injured and 3 more killed when police opened fire on protesters in Benin, Kaduna and Kano. Tens of thousands participate in nationwide protests.
View on timelinePresident Goodluck Jonathan says government will lower oil cost to about $2.75 a gallon after series of strikes paralyses country
View on timelineHundreds of traders held a protest demonstration against severe loadshedding and fuel adjustment surcharge in electricity bills by the Lesco authorities in front of Wapda House.
View on timelineFarmers of Chak 186/GB and other villages of Rajana took out a rally in protest against inclusion of fuel adjustment charges in their electricity bills by the Fesco.
View on timelineLahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Woman Wing organised a meeting with local members of the area which turned into a protest against the rise in fuel prices.
View on timelinePresident of SCCI announced that industrialists and exporters will not receive their foreign payments for three days from June 25 in protest against unscheduled loadshedding of electricity here.
View on timelineCairo: government announced new fuel prices for many sectors of the economy on Tuesday which industry sources said were 50 percent higher than previous levels, triggering protests by factory owners affected by the increase.
View on timelineLike other parts of the country, the leaders and workers of Pakistan Sunni Tehrik (PST) on Friday held a big protest demonstration at Baraf Khana, in cantonment, to denounce hike in prices of petroleum products and electricity tariff.
View on timelineThe move prompted scattered protests, with several minibus drivers for instance protesting in the cities of Suez and Ismailia and demanding a rise in fares to compensate for increased fuel costs. Police fired tear gas to disperse them. Egypt had overnight on Friday slashed its subsidies for car fuel and natural gas, increasing their prices by more than 70 percent.
View on timelineResidents staged protest against persistent petrol shortage and closure of filling stations in the district.
View on timelineTens of Egyptians protest in Alexandria over austerity measures.
View on timelinePrivate taxi operators strike in Maputo over 12% rise in petrol price.
View on timelineCairo: government announced new fuel prices for many sectors of the economy on Tuesday which industry sources said were 50 percent higher than...
MoreThe move prompted scattered protests, with several minibus drivers for instance protesting in the cities of Suez and Ismailia and demanding a rise in...
MoreTens of Egyptians protest in Alexandria over austerity measures.
MoreMozambique agrees to cut price of diesel fuel for private minibus taxis after wave of protests over fuel prices and cost of living.
MorePrivate taxi operators strike in Maputo over 12% rise in petrol price.
MoreOn 15 August the government decided to increase the price of fuel. Both petrol and diesel doubled in price, while the cost of compressed gas - used to...
MorePro-democracy activists led hundreds of people in a rare march through Yangon in protest against hike in fuel prices last week. Some 500 people...
MoreBuddhist monks in the precincts of Kabaraye Pagoda and Thanlyin also staged protests against the deteriorating economic conditions.
More100s marched in Yangon to protest fuel price hike. Protesters were attacked by a pro-junta mob, injuring 20.
More•On Thursday, anti-government demonstrators marched through the northwestern oil-producing town of Yaynang Chaung in the week's first known...
MorePolice detained more than 10 outside Yangon City Hall. Protesters able to claim partial victory as government ordered some bus companies to reduce...
MoreActivists marched in silence from Bago, a town 75kn northeast of Yangon. They did not chant slogans or wave banners, but people on the sidewalks...
MoreAbout 15 people staged a fuel price protest Monday in Kyaukse, the hometown of junta leader Senior Gen. Than Shwe, 530 kilometers (330 miles) north of...
MoreMonks ‘manhandled’ at demonstration in Pakokku in northern central Myanmar. They threatened to take to streets unless junta apologised.
More500 monks occupied Sule pagoda in Yangon. More than 1000 monks marched in Mandalay. 5000 participated in a march in Sittwe, and police used tear gas...
MoreMonks led a march and mass prayer around Shwedagon pagoda in Yangon. What initially began as 1000 monks swelled to 5,000 participants as others...
More100s of monks marched to Aung San Suu Kyi's house.
MoreNuns and monks led a demonstration of 20,000 in Yangon. They set up barricades near Aung San Suu Kyi's house, and 400 people who tried to pass were...
MorePolice open fire on demonstrators for the second day in a row.
MoreHundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in the commercial capital, Lagos, on Tuesday to vent their anger over a government measure to remove a...
MoreThousands across Nigeria have taken part in marches against the removal of a state fuel subsidy, which caused petrol prices to double overnight.
MoreStriking unions brought Nigeria to a halt today. Angered by soaring fuel prices and decades of government corruption, they set up roadblocks and gangs...
More25 people injured and 3 more killed when police opened fire on protesters in Benin, Kaduna and Kano. Tens of thousands participate in nationwide...
MorePresident Goodluck Jonathan says government will lower oil cost to about $2.75 a gallon after series of strikes paralyses country
MoreThe Jamaat-e-Islami staged countrywide rallies and sit-ins in all the major cities on Friday to condemn loadshedding of power and gas, hike in tariff...
MoreHundreds of traders held a protest demonstration against severe loadshedding and fuel adjustment surcharge in electricity bills by the Lesco...
MoreFarmers of Chak 186/GB and other villages of Rajana took out a rally in protest against inclusion of fuel adjustment charges in their electricity...
MoreLahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Woman Wing organised a meeting with local members of the area which turned into a protest against the rise in fuel...
MorePresident of SCCI announced that industrialists and exporters will not receive their foreign payments for three days from June 25 in protest against...
MoreLike other parts of the country, the leaders and workers of Pakistan Sunni Tehrik (PST) on Friday held a big protest demonstration at Baraf Khana, in...
MoreResidents staged protest against persistent petrol shortage and closure of filling stations in the district.
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