Phnom Penh Post - Man charged with rape
A MAN was charged with the rape of his 12-year-old stepdaughter yesterday in Pursat province’s Krakor district after the victim’s mother filed a complaint to police. District police chief Bin Vanna said yesterday that the 55-year-old man, who allegedly repeatedly raped his stepdaughter in a plantation, was arrested on Saturday.
Seven positive for Covid-19, Hun Sen confirms local transmissionPrime Minister Hun Sen announced that there has been local community transmission of Covid-19. However, he urged the people not to panic even though the Ministry of Health announced the discovery of seven new cases on Sunday. Among the victims are Chhem Savuth, the director-general
Without shoes or a helmet, a young cyclist steals the showPech Theara gripped the curved handlebars of his rusty old bike, planted his bare feet on its pedals and stormed as fast as he could towards the finish line. The odds were against him as the 13-year-old faced off against kids with nicer bikes at
Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville expressway on scheduleThe construction of the more than $1.9 billion Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway has not been delayed despite the Covid-19 pandemic, with more than 26 per cent of the project completed and expected to finish in about two years, according to Ministry of Public Works and Transport secretary of
Over 110 garment factories closeA government official said on November 22 that at least 110 garment factories had closed in the first nine months of the year and left more than 55,000 workers without jobs – but union leaders worry those numbers could be much higher. Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training undersecretary
Singapore group seeks $14M in damages from PPSP over ‘breach of contract’Singapore-based Asiatic Group (Holdings) Ltd is seeking a minimum of $14.4 million relief from Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX)-listed Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone Plc (PPSP) for allegedly breaching a power plant joint venture (JV) agreement. Asiatic Group’s wholly-owned Colben System Pte Ltd and 95 per
PM vows to protect Hun family Prime Minister Hun Sen has vowed to continue his fight against opposition politicians who he said intend to smash the Hun family. Without naming the politicians but apparently referring to former leaders of the Supreme Court-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), Hun Sen said there
Awareness push tackles violence against women
Busy border under scrutiny
Gov’t brushes off EU’s concerns on rights 
PM confirms community transmission, calls for unity
Six villagers die from water, alcohol poisoning
Annual exams start on Nov 30 despite fresh Covid-19 jittersThe Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports will hold the annual Grade 9 diploma examinations as planned starting on November 30, despite recent health concerns and in
Ancient pottery kiln unearthed at Angkor
Minister: monitor forests by air
Kampong Cham teacher centre gets early maths tools
Seven positive for Covid-19, Hun Sen confirms local transmission