Phnom Penh Post - Cambodia Captured author doing Q&A
Author Jim Mizerski will be in Siem Reap tonight to discuss his book Cambodia Captured, which delves into the colonial intrigue surrounding the first photographs taken of the Angkor Temples, 150 years ago to the day of this event, and includes these and many other historic photographs of Cambodia. The event begins at 6pm at Marum restaurant, #8ab, Phum Slor Kram.
‘Education’ a priority traffic-law penaltyA top National Police official on June 21 neither rejected nor confirmed the authenticity of a leaked audio message, which has gone viral on social media, on a waiver of fines for a number of road traffic-related offences. General Him Yan, deputy National Police chief in
Pursat Ford assembly plant opensThe Kingdom’s first Ford assembly plant was inaugurated on June 16 in Pursat province amid rising demand for brand-new vehicles among Cambodians. The facility is seen as a game changer for the domestic automobile industry, which could bring a wave of investors seeking to cash
Siem Reap’s $18M zoo said to educate public, help wildlifeAngkor Wildlife and Aquarium Co Ltd has invested $18 million in a zoo in Siem Reap province, which will be opened in October to educate and promote animal conservation as well as attract national and international tourists. Currently, the Angkor Wildlife and Aquarium is building the
Angkor photo rules clarifiedThe Apsara National Authority (ANA) denied that it had banned the use of camera tripods in the Angkor Archaeological Park, explaining that the confusion stemmed from a long-standing rule which required commercial photographers and videographers to apply for permission to film. The explanation followed a
$50B infrastructure plan en routeThe government’s upcoming $50 billion,10-year infrastructure master plan will provide tremendous investment opportunities for domestic and foreign entities, transport experts and economists say. Minister of Public Works and Transport Sun Chanthol revealed the plan to Japanese ambassador to Cambodia Masahiro Mikami on June 15. At
Nestle’s debut may spur dairy market Leading confectionery manufacturer Nestle plans to invest in Cambodia by setting up an operation in the near future, a move majorly hailed by local dairy farmers as a means of boosting the fresh milk market in the Kingdom. During a visit by a delegation led
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