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Cellcard has broken the mould with “Time To Rise” – a first-to-market initiative demonstrating next-level influencer marketing and highlighting a world-class partner that will change Cambodia’s music scene.

A World Bank report has laid bare weaknesses in Cambodia’s logistics sector which can weigh down its competitiveness, while offering solutions that could bring it up to speed in a fast-evolving global supply chain

Sitting on his cyclo – bicycle powered rickshaws with a passenger seat in front of the driver – and wearing a white plastic rain parka, Chheng Sam Ol was guessing that once it started raining there’d be no more customers for him to drive that day.

Minister of Culture and Fine Arts Phoeurng Sackona met with US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Daniel Kritenbrink and US ambassador to Cambodia Patrick Murphy on July 13 to celebrate the repatriation of 27 artefacts to Cambodia that were previously looted and sold abroad. The items are currently being kept at the National Museum.

Raising funds through an initial public offering (IPO) is one of the primary reasons that stock markets exist.

As The Phnom Penh Post celebrates the historic milestone of its 30th anniversary, Cambodia’s athletes are training in earnest. The Kingdom is preparing to host the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) for the first time in history.

A woman in her 20s says she occasionally smokes e-cigarettes while hanging out with friends, enjoying the flavours such as melon, orange, strawberry and grapefruit, and the stress relief provided by exhaling clouds of vapour.

The Post has been on the forefront of covering stories from the world of Cambodian real estate and construction, sectors that have grown at a brisk pace of growth over the past two decades, especially in the capital and coastal Preah Sihanouk province, thanks to the rapidly-expanding economy and hard-won gains in political stability.

Their copper and silver sculptures are among the most well known in the country, like the statue of Supreme Patriach Chuon Nath, the royal tiered Chatra parasols, the Sakyamuni Stupa at Phnom Oudong hill, also known as Phnom Preah Reach Troap, and the logos of the Ministry of Interior and ruling Cambodian People’s Party.

A woman in her 20s says she occasionally smokes e-cigarettes while hanging out with friends, enjoying the flavours such as melon, orange, strawberry and grapefruit, and the stress relief provided by exhaling clouds of vapour.