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The Christian NGO empowering Cambodian families in Siem Reap
With its basketball court, football pitch, tennis court and ninja warrior water sports area, you could be forgiven for thinking that the Siem Reap campus of International Christian Fellowship (ICF) Cambodia is a sports centre. But while these free, family-friendly activities are one of the church’s big attractions, it also has a deeper purpose.
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Car firm owner arrested pending court appearance
The National Police on Monday detained Seng Sopheak, the owner of Seng Huot car dealership, pending a court appearance on fraud charges after he was arrested on Sunday following complaints filed by some 100 people. The people claimed to have been cheated by Sopheak into paying thousands of dollars each to buy cars from the firm but never receiving the vehicles.
‘Trespassing’ journalists ordered to renew press passes
The provincial director of Kampong Speu’s Information Department on Monday ordered four journalists to renew their press passes after they allegedly extorted money from a soil...
South Korean mobile carriers admit 5G teething problems
With complaints increasing among local users as to the quality of the fifth-generation (5G) cellular network, South Korea’s mobile carriers have admitted their services failed to...
Priceless lessons in money management
Learning to make financially responsible decisions from a young age helped Andy Lay, Group president and CEO of City Rice Import Co., LTD, to be a better businessperson.
Through trial and error: Beekeeper in HK harvests hives barehanded
HIGH up in the hills above Hong Kong, Yip Ki-hok uses nothing but his bare hands to remove a honey-filled nest of swarming bees – a remarkable skill he learned after the hardship...
The celeb ditching high-street fashion for traditional textiles
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Van der Poel gives Dutch home Amstel Gold win
RISING star Mathieu van der Poel sprinted to victory in the Amstel Gold on Sunday to give the Dutch a first victory in the sole cycling classic on their soil this century. “I...
Pollsters defend quick-count method for Indonesia vote
Eight reputable pollsters grouped under the Indonesian Association for Public Opinion Surveys (Persepi) have defended their “quick count” methodology amid allegations they were...
The truth hurts: Carter diagnoses the American disease
Jimmy Carter has stung America. But truth always hurts, and the former president had plenty in lashing out at his own nation.
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Basking in the sun at the first man-made beach in Siem Reap
You no longer need to travel to Sihanoukville, Koh Kong, Kep and Kampot to enjoy one of the Kingdom’s famous beaches.
