Gov’t cancels Water Festival
The government has cancelled the annual three-day Phnom Penh Water Festival that was scheduled to take place from October 30 to November 1. The news came in a letter from the Office of the Council of Ministers that was sent to Kong Sam Ol, the chairman of the National Committee for Organising National and International Festivals.
GTI posts 15% drop in Q1 revenue
Listed Taiwanese-owned garment manufacturer Grand Twins International (Cambodia) Plc (GTI) reported a sharp decline in revenue in the first quarter of this year, citing Covid-19-induced disruptions to their exports and supply chain.
The Japanese embassy in Cambodia has confirmed that Cambodians will be denied entry to Japan because direct flights from the Kingdom to that country have been suspended. The...
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Ever since the pandemic razed the world, most sectors in the Kingdom were wrecked but there is hope in agriculture, only if the government takes stock of some system failures
Sarah Cooper, the US comedian whose uncanny lip-synch impersonations of President Donald Trump have gained millions of fans worldwide, will star in her own Netflix special, the...
UNESCO, the UN’s cultural agency, vowed on Thursday to lead efforts to protect vulnerable heritage in Lebanon after last week’s gigantic Beirut port blast, warning that 60...
French football powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) snatched a dramatic victory from the jaws of defeat as substitute Eric Choupo-Moting’s goal three minutes into added time...
Fine-tuning “industrial connectivity” is not new to Japan, which has a strong production and supply chain in the Southeast Asian region.
Tourists are back on Tunisia’s beaches after charter flights resumed to the North African country following a break of more than three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
