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PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): Longan aren’t quite as glamorous as some fruits. They don’t have the star-power of mangos or generate the excitement of a pricey seasonal niche fruit like the pungent durian.

Longan aren’t quite as glamorous as some fruits. They don’t have the star-power of mangos or generate the excitement of a pricey seasonal niche fruit like the pungent durian.

Longan aren’t quite as glamorous as some fruits. They don’t have the star-power of mangos or generate the excitement of a pricey seasonal niche fruit like the pungent durian.

The Ministry of Rural Development is organising a competition on “Clean Water, Sanitation and Hygiene” (WASH) for grade 12 students from both public and private schools to raise awareness on the issue. The first place winner will receive a 100 per cent tuition paid scholarship and a three million riel ($750) award.

The Ministry of Environment provided a total of 58 garbage trucks, 60 incinerators, 118 cargo tricycles and other support equipment to municipal-district administrations since early last year to strengthen the management of solid waste in many towns across the Kingdom.

CP Cambodia Co, Ltd, expanding operations to meet the needs of the local market, is looking for suitable local partners to join its businesses, with opportunities available for animal feed distributors and breeders.

Three-year project backed by Scottish Government and shipping industry aims to develop and test fully automated, emission-reducing sail technology that can be retrofitted to merchant ships

After the Supreme Court upheld the validity of various provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Supreme court advocate Nalin Kohli on Wednesday said that the SCs judgement on PMLA should not be politicized.

Hospitality Kampuchea or HoKa is a training programme aimed at supporting skills development in developing or emerging tourism destinations in Cambodia funded by the Swiss Agency for Development.

The Cambodian Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA) has outlined initial work plans and the budget requirements for Cambodia to clear all landmines by 2025, the goal set by the head of government.