Grumblings of Disquiet on Koh Rong Sanloem Over Sudden Evictions
Cambodian authorities are calling the popular beach resorts on major tourist attraction Koh Rong Sanloem island “illegal” and claiming there are only “one or two” left after a sudden eviction notice.
After Twenty Years, Land Disputants Call on Hun Manet for Resolution
Protest Erupts in Troubled Preah Sihanouk Commune
Three Arrested for 505 Kg of Controversial ‘Yellow Vine’
Tuol Sangke Market Vendors Assemble Over Incitement Questioning
Banks Block Overseas Transfers to NagaWorld Union Strikers
Angkor Committee Experts Reiterate Congratulations Amid Eviction of Thousands
The Rise and Fall of Phnom Penh’s Pub Street
Authorities Vow Loans Crackdown Over ‘Excessive Debt,’ ‘Financial Stability’
Aggressive, exorbitant and misleading lending is mushrooming across social media and mobile phone services, damaging livelihoods and the country’s financial stability, the central bank and National Police said on Thursday, pledging legal action against the lenders.
Top Candlelight Adviser Announces Resignation, Accepts ‘Mistake’
Electricite Du Cambodge Gets 7 Hectares of Boeng Tamok
Teacher Association’s ‘Pilgrimage’ Blocked From Sleeping at Pagoda
A small march vaguely calling for “morality” in the country’s politics faced obstacles within the first day of its planned 10-day trek from Phnom Penh to Pursat as authorities blocked them from sleeping at a pagoda.
Victim’s Husband Offers $1,000 Reward Over NagaWorld Murder
Almanac Heralds Disease, Errant Weather With Some Hope from an Angel
Finance Minister’s Wife Gets State Land in Keo Seima for Ecotourism
Protected areas in Kirirom National Park and the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary are being privatized for companies run by family members of notorious tycoon Choeung Sopheap as well as the wife of the country’s finance minister.
Opinion: Any Redesign of Riverside Must Include Street Vendors
Authorities Unperturbed by Private Owner Fencing Off Sihanoukville Beach
Grumblings of Disquiet on Koh Rong Sanloem Over Sudden Evictions
After Twenty Years, Land Disputants Call on Hun Manet for Resolution
Victim’s Husband Offers $1,000 Reward Over NagaWorld Murder
Court Changes Judge After Request From Mother Nature Defendants: Lawyer
Two Killed in Sihanoukville Club Fire
Two people have died and three were injured after Sihanoukville’s Julie & Anna Entertainment Club caught fire on Monday night in Sihanoukville’s Bei commune.
Alleged Malaysian Scammer Had Operations in Cambodia
A Malaysian businessman facing extradition from Thailand to China over money laundering and online gambling tried to recruit investors in Cambodia.
All Oddar Meanchey Journalists Ordered to Check In at Provincial Hall
The Oddar Meanchey information department ordered a roll call of all local journalists at its office, saying if any journalist or organization failed to appear, the department would not recognize their work.
Union Leader Rong Chhun Joins Candlelight
Prominent unionist Rong Chhun joined the Candlelight Party on Tuesday, months shy of the national election and he expected a “big achievement” for the party in July.
Vow of Silence After Clash Erupts Over Local Monk
A contract pledging quiet has been signed by a bitterly divided community that saw hundreds of residents clash over allegations that the local monk chief pocketed the pagoda’s money.
Top Candlelight Adviser Announces Resignation, Accepts ‘Mistake’
Union Leader Rong Chhun Joins Candlelight
Tuol Sangke Market Vendors Assemble Over Incitement Questioning
Authorities Vow Loans Crackdown Over ‘Excessive Debt,’ ‘Financial Stability’
From ‘Color Revolution’ to ‘Extremists’: CPP’s Linguistic Gymnastics Against Dissidents
The Cambodian People’s Party will root out all extremist political groups, the party said at a congress this weekend, as party workers again voted for Hun Sen to lead them into the upcoming national election.
Police Demands Money Over Facebook Mistake
Pailin Officials Block Candlelight From Putting Up Signs
Prey Veng Councilor Jailed in CPP Officials’ Cross-Country Spat
Brief: ABA Says It Can’t Talk About NagaWorld Accusations
Finance Ministry Says It’s ‘Normal’ as Program Budget Jumps $650M
Plate-Throwing Monk Charged With Violence
Brief: SUV Driver’s Complaint Gets Traffic Cop in Trouble
‘Everyone Has Loans’: MFIs Used Angkor Land as Collateral for Years
‘Maintain Reputation’ Tops Cambodia’s Priorities on Slavery
Phone Snatchers, Aged 14 and 15, Jailed for 18 Months
Monk Arrested, Sent to Court After Hitting Young Monk’s Head
Teacher Association’s ‘Pilgrimage’ Blocked From Sleeping at Pagoda
Almanac Heralds Disease, Errant Weather With Some Hope from an Angel
Opinion: Any Redesign of Riverside Must Include Street Vendors
