Last week, Cambodia’s National Assembly passed US$2.4 billion national budget for 2011 by focusing on improving education, health, agriculture, irrigation systems and infrastructure development. It increases about 19 percent, compared to 2010 budget, only US$1.98 billion. The 2011 budget, totaling … Continue reading
Most of goods in the market are imported from foreign countries. Not so much products are made in Cambodia. Normally, I noticed that Cambodian consumers always think that Cambodia-made goods have not good quality. How do you think about? Recently, … Continue reading
A boy dressed in blue shirt, black trousers and black cap is putting small snails into plastic bag for his customer in Hun Sen park on the morning in the first day of Water Festival ceremony. Normally, if you really … Continue reading
A man is pushing his three-wheel cart which is full with roasted bananas and tomatoes at Steung Meanchey Market. He routinely does it from place to place in the whole day. It is the kind of business makes me earning … Continue reading
By Friday evening, two local TV stations- Bayon and CTN – formed fund raising in order to help family members of the dead and the injured during the water festival, raising nearly US$1.5 million. Bayon TV had raised more than … Continue reading
10 singers of Hang Meas production wore white shirts and black trousers and skirts to mourn Cambodian people who killed on Pich Bridge on the last day of November 22, 2010. Those are Preap Sovath, Aok Sokunkanha, Pich Sophea, Sokun … Continue reading
One day came after tragic incident occurred in the last day of water festival and left hundreds of revelers dead and injured on Koh Pich suspension bridge at the area of leisure where has been developing and became new-eye-catching destination … Continue reading
I feel very shocked with thousands of Cambodian people’s death in stampede on Koh Pich Island Bridge (Diamond Island) during the final day of water festival ceremony (November 22, 2010) in Phnom Penh. At around 1:20am, my young brother called … Continue reading