Phnom Penh Post - No Pay For deminers?
Wives of Cambodian deminers working in Sudan have told local media that their husbands
are not receiving their salaries from the government. It has been two months since
some 100 Cambodian demining troops were last paid, according to reports. Salaries
are usually received by the soldiers' wives or families in Cambodia, but they said
that this has not been happening. Defense Minister Tea Banh denied the claims and
said the ministry was doing a "proper job," and paying them promptly.
New US bill ‘is a violation of Cambodian independence’After a US congressmen introduced bipartisan legislation that will enact sanctions on Cambodian officials responsible for “undermining democracy” in the Kingdom, government officials and the ruling Cambodian People’s Party on Sunday said they regarded the potential action as the “violation of independence and sovereignty
Long way to go before Cambodia gets a ‘smart city’Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Battambang will struggle to attain smart city status without adopting far reaching master plans, according to officials tasked with implementing the program. The brainchild of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean), the smart city program seeks to link up
Ministry’s plan for net sparks fearsThe government has ordered all domestic and international internet traffic in the Kingdom to pass through a Data Management Centre (DMC) that has been newly created by the state-owned Telecom Cambodia, in a move some have claimed is an attempt to censor government critics. Spokesman
China-Cambodia tourism forum heldThe Cambodian tourism sector must be prepared to welcome a growing number of Chinese tourists, as they lead the globe in the number of outbound travellers and were responsible for the most visitors to the Kingdom last year, the country’s tourism minister said on