Cambodia’s finswimmer wins first world gold medal
Athlete Kaing Munin competed against 230 athletes from 17 countries at the 2022 Finswimming World Cup.
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Online scammers present in Cambodia busted by alert victim
The criminal investigative department has now detained the two suspects for questioning in order to build a court case against them for referral to prosecutors.
Home sweet home: Asian leopard cats thrive in Mekong basin despite human pressures
These cats tend to camouflage themselves with their surrounding environment, which makes their coat colour and length vary depending on the precise nature of the habitat they live…
Two-year plus legal foreign residents eligible for one free entry to Angkor Park
The move was primarily made to promote domestic tourism and to encourage long-term foreign residents of Cambodia to engage in more travel within the Kingdom’s borders.
‘Plastic surgery’: Cambodians tackle waste issue
The shift from selling plastic to natural products had definitely affected his business, said 42-year-old Namg Kinine, but he accepted the losses.
‘Doomsday’ prediction turns to disappointment as sect followers return home
President of the League for Democracy Party Khem Veasna's doomsday claims and call to escape the purported apocalypse had attracted tens of thousands of his supporters.
US buys 41% of Cambodia’s Jan-Jul exports
Local opinions are split on what ramifications a potential recession in the US, the rold's biggest buyer of Cambodian goods, could have for trade with the country.
Can Cambodia’s banking sector stay insulated from soaring inflation?
Funding costs for banks and financial institutions in Cambodia are expected to rise in the second half of this year going into 2023.
Cambodia’s tobacco exports smoke 2021 pace at 4800 tonnes in Jan-Jul
The amount of tobacco exported rose by 100 per cent compared to the same period last year.
Demand slump prunes Cambodia’s int’l pepper sales by 69% on-year
The Pepper and Spices Federation president said the industry is coping with a downtrend in global demand for peppercorn, which is credited to the prolonged spread of Covid-19.