Phnom Penh Post - US donates for health
THE United States government has donated US$35.1 million to help develop Cambodia’s health and education sectors, the US embassy said in a statement yesterday. A total of $33.55 million will go to improve HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases and reproductive health standards. The remaining $1.55 million will be spent on the country’s education sector.
First Khmer woman to pass out of West PointThe life of a soldier certainly isn’t for everyone. The training is gruelling, the hours long and there’s no room for excuses. On top of that, soldiers must be ready to respond to sudden threats at a moment’s notice. Just ask Sithyka
Tourists urged not to skip tripThe Ministry of Tourism has called on international tourists not to cancel trips to Cambodia, but urged them to adhere to several dos and don’ts when arriving in the Kingdom during the Covid-19 pandemic. The ministry released an eight-point instruction manual on Wednesday published
The taxman cometh – Cambodia’s capital gains tax casts the net on individual taxpayersIn a country where only limited personal income tax existed, the new taxation law beginning January 1, 2021, will make taxpayers out of Cambodians, whether they are ready for it or not About two years ago, a little known amendment was made to Article 7 of the Law
Cambodian-American gets Star Trek treatment Kevin Ung, a Cambodian-American whose family escaped genocide during the Khmer Rouge’s reign of terror, was recently selected from thousands of applicants to participate in the Television Academy Foundation’s inaugural 2020 Star Trek Command Training Programme, a course intended to give hands-on filmmaking experience
Cambodia seeks to be transport hubCambodia is working on several fronts to modernise its transport infrastructure and services, concentrating on opening new international gates to relieve and balance traffic congestion at its borders, Minister of Public Works and Transport Sun Chanthol said on Thursday. This is part of the Kingdom’
Deminers unearth ancient lion statueCambodia Mine Action Centre (CMAC) director-general Heng Ratana told The Post on Tuesday that a statue of a lion was found by mine clearance experts while they were digging for a development project. It was sent to the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts last
Siem Reap major road project to be completed by 2022
Man grilled over land clearing in Preah Sihanouk
Tourists urged not to skip trip
Minimum wage for workers up to $192 for 2021
Siem Reap River gets cleaned up thanks to CompedThe heavily polluted Siem Reap River is improving thanks to the efforts of the Cambodian Education and Waste Management Organisation (Comped), according to an evaluation
Six held over extortion, police impersonation in Preah Sihanouk
USAID offers hygiene supplies to Unicef for schools in Cambodia
Ministry, firm set to develop e-learning studios for students 
Inspections reveal two unlicensed gas selling shops in Phnom Penh