Phnom Penh Post - New newspaper to open
A new monthly newspaper called Khmer Today will make its debut in the Kingdom on Monday after it received a license from the Ministry of Information yesterday. Mam Sitha, director of Independent Anti-Corruption Committee, a local anti-corruption organisation and a board member of the newspaper, told The Post that the content will be “neutral”, focusing on corruption, human rights and land violations. She added that it will be free for its first three months.
Chinese ‘prank’ threat video is no joke for Cambodia‘Preah Sihanouk province, in the next three years, whether safe or chaotic, will be under my control,” declared a Chinese man in a white T-shirt, as another 19 men stood behind him shirtless, in a video that went viral on social media last month. After the
Woman detained for murder of hairdresser over unpaid $1K debtA woman has been held in connection with the murder of a 40-year-old widow. The victim’s daughter claims the motive was the suspect’s unpaid four million riel ($1,000) debt to her mother. The 17-year-old girl, Pich Sievmey, said her mother, Koem Yaneang, a hairdresser
ABA reports $71.8M net profitABA Bank, a member of the National Bank of Canada group, recorded a net profit of $71.8 million last year, up 55 per cent from $46.2 million in 2017, its annual report released on Monday stated. A rise in the bank’s loan portfolio and the expansion of stated
‘Life goes on’ if Cambodia loses Everything But ArmsCambodia's business sector is exploring ways to mitigate any fallout from a possible loss of access to the EU’s Everything But Arms (EBA) agreement as talks continue before the 28-member bloc makes a final decision. The EU monitoring process is set to conclude in