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CP Fresh Mart has joined Cambodia’s food retail sector with two outlets — in Siem Reap and Battambang — offering consumers another option to buy locally grown fresh produce and ready-to-eat products.

Wearing sunglasses and a tiger print dress as she raps into a mic, Malaysian hip-hop artist SYA calls for empowerment while taking a sledgehammer to stereotypes of Muslim women.

The first Bengal florican breeding facility in the world has been set up at Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity (ACCB) in the Kbal Spean archaeological site of Siem Reap province’s Banteay Srei district.

A health coach from Antigua and Barbuda has won two tickets worth almost $1 million to be among Virgin Galactic’s first space tourists – and plans to take the trip of a lifetime with her teenage daughter.

Sporting neon hair and flawless skin, Bangkok Naughty Boo is one of a new generation of influencers in Asia promising to stay forever young, on-trend, and scandal-free – because they are computer generated.

Anti-apartheid legend Nelson Mandela liked hearty, simple meals, like oxtail stew. It was a favourite dish of South Africa’s first black president and now fills ravioli served in his former home, which has been transformed into a boutique hotel. The inside of the building, hidden on a quiet street in a wealthy suburb of Johannesburg, had been defaced by squatters.

Mexico is fighting back against what it calls the plagiarism of indigenous textiles, bringing together traditional artisans and international designers for dialogue aimed at creating a more equitable fashion industry.

The Kingdom is boosting its civil aviation sector with the establishment of a flight school with a local airline to meet growth demands once air travel recovers

Two centuries ago, French farmers revolutionised mushroom production by moving into the maze of limestone quarries underneath Paris, but today only a handful still cultivate a heritage at risk of fading away for good.

The Venerable Yorn Seng Yeat, vice-chancellor of Preah Sihanouk Raja Buddhist University (SBU) and deputy chief of the Phnom Penh Municipal Sangha Council, led four pilgrimages on foot recently to 47 locations in the Oral Mountains covering 239 km in 17 days with 212 other participants in order to promote environmental conservation and awareness.