Weekly Newspapers and Journals
- A-Myin-thit - Ministry of Interior, Special Branch Weekly newspaper (Burmese)
- BiWeekly Eleven
- Burma Today
- The Commerce Journal
- First Eleven
- Flower News - Private weekly newspaper (Burmese)
- Internet Journal
- Kanaung Journal
- Kumudra
- Mhukhin - Burmese for Criminal case, Ministry of Interior Crime weekly Newspaper (Burmese)
- The Myanmar Times - Semi-governmental, pro-government weekly paper (Burmese and English)
- Premier Eleven
- Myanmar Digest
- Seven Days News or 7 Days News Journal - Private weekly newspaper (Burmese)
- Seven Days Sports
- The Voice Weekly
- Weekly Eleven
- The Yangon Times
- Zay Gwet (Market Journal)
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