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Wordsby2 – an iOS mobile game app by the education and technology company Apptessence – gives you a chance to enjoy yourself while helping others by supporting NGOs doing important work while vying for cash prizes.

Wordsby2 – an iOS mobile game app by the education and technology company Apptessence – gives you a chance to enjoy yourself while helping others by supporting NGOs doing important work while vying for cash prizes. Apptessence was started in 2018, but it is really an extension of a previous company founded in 2013 to do tech education work.

Regional tourism is grappling with the absence of the prolific travellers and big spenders – the Chinese tourists. Cambodia, which has welcomed over two million Chinese tourists before Covid-19, is reeling from the economic loss despite being the first to fully open last November

A Christian orphanage community in Mondulkiri province has accused its top leader of “stealing” communal property for personal gain, leaving orphans and the poor – most of them Bunong indigenous people – without shelter and making them “lose faith in Jesus Christ”.

With the June 5 commune council elections approaching, political parties are gearing up for the launch of their campaigns to drum up support.

James Speck – an award winning animator and designer who has worked on Hollywood films in the past – is bringing real-time motion capture to Cambodia in a unique format in collaboration with local dental and health professionals.

For more than a decade since the establishment of the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX) in 2012, we have been actively engaged in strengthening the much-needed capital market in the Kingdom.

Having spent five years as an environmental activist, Pheng Sreysor has proven her dedication to protecting Cambodia’s natural resources through volunteering and taking part in wildlife conservation missions since she was just a teenager.

Archaeologists of the Apsara National Authority (ANA) remind members of the public that the glorious civilisation of the Angkorian period is not limited to temples, but also to other areas, such as pottery.

When Covid-19 took away her job as a gardener at a Phnom Penh hotel at the end of 2020, Om Sang or Auntie Sang found herself with too much time on her hands. Despite her living in just a small $100-per-month house, she began caring for the stray cats in her neighbourhood, with the number of felines under her watch climbing to several dozen at times.