Chea Sophara, the minister of rural development and a former governor of Phnom Penh, owns an 11-hectare estate, which boasts private golf holes, Angkorian-style walls around its perimeter and no less than six luxury villas of differing styles. The land alone is worth an estimated $45 million, He also has other valuable properties in the capital, including on Sihanouk Boulevard.
M ore than 5,000 people attended the 4th round of the Mild Seven Cambodia Motorcycle
Championship '98 held in Kampong Cham on May 17, according to event organizers.
Race enthusiasts watched as Ouk Sousdey took the checkered flag after the two leading
contenders collided during the last lap as they rounded a pile of sandbags.
The event marks the end of this year's qualifying rounds, with previous run-offs
held in Battambang, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
Finalists from each of the four qualifying rounds will compete in the Grand Final,
which will take place on June 7 at Phnom Penh's Olympic Stadium.
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