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A joint team from the Preah Sihanouk provincial administration on August 25 issued a reminder to the residents of illegal huts built on private land in Otres commune’s village I of Stung Hav district to dismantle them, and warned of legal action against those who incited them to continue to occupy the land.

Minister of Interior Sar Kheng told UN special rapporteur Vitit Muntarbhorn that authorities are working to crack down on criminal cartels that have capitalised on loopholes in the Kingdom’s laws and some law enforcement shortcomings to commit human trafficking crimes.

News Analysis Hundreds of Taiwanese citizens are being held captive in Cambodia and forced to work in telecom ...

A senior official at the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction said the problem of nearly 100 unfinished buildings under construction in Preah Sihanouk province will eventually be resolved as some building owners are gradually beginning work on them again, while the government also formulates a post Covid-19 re-development strategy.

The government has chosen Preah Sihanouk province as the host of a number of major tourism-related events to be held in late 2022 and early 2023, in a bid to promote the tourism potential in the coastal Southern Tourism Corridor.

A local business is collaborating with Heifer Impact Capital – a global private investment firm focused on “pro-poor wealth creation” – to develop a digital marketing platform to promote and expand the fruits and vegetables markets for farmers in communities in eight target Cambodian provinces.

Rising labour, transportation, logistics and electricity costs could potentially undermine the competitive advantage of Cambodia’s textile-linked industries, according to research conducted by a prominent local economist.

Rising labour, transportation, logistics and electricity costs could potentially undermine the competitive advantage of Cambodia’s textile-linked industries, according to research conducted by a prominent local economist.

The Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) recently approved four new projects worth $17 million in investment in the fields of footwear, furniture, wood accessories...

A local business is collaborating with Heifer Impact Capital – a global private investment firm focused on “pro-poor wealth creation” – to develop a digital marketing platform to promote and expand the fruits and vegetables markets for farmers in communities in eight target Cambodian provinces.