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The New Generation of Lakhon Khol Youth Traditional Dance Group is making plans to put on a spectacular performance in Siem Reap at the end of this year that will be bigger and better than their show held last week for the annual traditional celebration of Sampheas Krou.

The June 5 commune council elections concluded with a 77.91 per cent turnout, with observers and party officials noting that voting had proceeded without incident in polling stations across the country.

International observers who were monitoring the June 5 commune council elections lauded the process, saying it was free, fair and non-violent, with voter turnout standing at 80.19 per cent, or over 7.38 million eligible voters, according to updated figures from the National Election Committee (NEC).

The New Generation of Lakhon Khol Youth Traditional Dance Group is making plans to put on a spectacular performance in Siem Reap at the end of this year that will be bigger and better than their show held last week for the annual traditional celebration of Sampheas Krou.

The June 5 commune council elections concluded with a 77.91 per cent turnout, with observers and party officials noting that voting had proceeded without incident in polling stations across the country.

Son Soeun and his lifelong friend Bin Song are in their late seventies, but they can both still play a rare musical instrument called the angkuoch and often do so together.

Local tourists have been travelling inland whenever the opportunity allows for it in Cambodia. Though it isn’t enough to prop up the economy, domestic tourism has helped resuscitate some parts of industry

To monitor and review the progress of the implementation of the education strategic plans and education reform strategies, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS) holds an Education Congress every year.

The Cambodia Kantha Bopha Foundation began the “10,000 Riel-10,000 Donors” campaign on International Children’s Day, aiming to promote the spirit of “Khmer helping Khmer” through donations to the sustainable operation of the Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospitals.

Son Soeun and his lifelong friend Bin Song are in their late seventies, but they can both still play a rare musical instrument called the angkuoch and often do so together. The pair of old timers reminisce about the old days when there were many boys around their age who would keep an angkuoch in their pocket to entertain themselves while working out in the fields.