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Former student of Royal University of Fine Arts, Im Kim Sour, whose Japanese name is Midori, formed new comedy troupe “Nouveau Comedy Theatre”. She produced new play “Daddy’s Fatherland”
“I created this group (Nouveau Comedy Theatre) as I saw that theatrical plays, especially Khmer traditional speaking dramas, have [...]
Two years of bilateral meetings between Cambodia and Thailand over arm clashes have broken out is not fruitful after Cambodia’s Preah Vihear temple was entitled as World Heritage Site by UNESCO on July 07, 2008 in Canada. Thailand sent its troops to enter within Cambodia soil on October 15, 2008 [...]
Cambodia is the poor and underdeveloped country in the world. It was ranked 154th out of 178 countries on anti-corruption organization Transparency International’s corruption perception index and it was also ranked the second most corrupt Southeast Asian nation after Indonesia in an annual poll by the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy early this [...]
While I visited “One Province One Product Expo†organized by the government at Mondial center last week, and what made me surprised was that there was misspelling of the Khmer word on banner. You will see the below picture of the Khmer word with missing of one consonant “ážâ€. That is the big mistake [...]
With publication of half-naked Khmer women dressed in the traditional clothing of Apsara dancers on the local-Khmer newspapers, government officials, political politicians and Cambodian people expressed concerns about the negative impact of the bare-breasted illustration on Cambodian women, culture and the country.
Reahu, owned by Cambodian-American, is the US-based website featuring [...]
Hosting has been an issue for almost all Cambodian bloggers. We have worked so hard to get the site up and express ourselves and passion to the world. Having a blog or website is what a Cambodian blogger like us wants to have. As the world moves on, Cambodian like us should have something [...]
At least 77 Cambodian people have been killed by lightening this year in Cambodia; most of them are the Cambodian citizens living in rural areas. In comparison, the lightning toll is higher than landmine, only nine.
Traditionally, it is believed that when someone is strike by lightning, covering the victims with a white [...]
Woman, over 40 years, pulling wooden cart into the courtyard of resident in Kompong Trach district, Kampot province is a Vietnamese scrap metal dealer. While I was standing near her, I heard that she could not speak Khmer, but Vietnamese language. She have illegally been living in Cambodia but doing petty small business in [...]
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