PHNOM PENH, March 29 (Bernama-Xinhua) — Cambodia’s oldest English daily newspaper, The Phnom Penh Post, on Friday ended its print publication due to severe financial difficulties.
What is left of Cambodia’s political opposition?
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet was sworn in last year, taking over from his father Hun Sen, who was in power from 1985 to 2023.. However, 71- year-old Hun Sen remains a political force as the …
Insiders discuss The Post’s role in construction, real estate industries
As a leading publication, its contribution to the growth of the real estate market in Cambodia grew exponentially in 2011, when The Post began creating focused content which provided in-depth coverage …
Charting Kingdom’s economic progress: Decades of growth and future strategies
The financial crisis of 2008, also known as the Great Recession, which originated from the US’ subprime mortgage crisis, significantly impacted the world. However, Cambodia’s economic growth remained …
Vietnamese youths extend helping hand to impoverished students in Cambodia
A programme to present gifts and scholarships for impoverished Cambodian students with Vietnamese roots was held in Phnom Penh on March 27.
CamEd ensures Kingdom’s finance sector thrives with Master’s in Accounting & Finance + ACCA programme
Having fully trained accountants is crucial for Cambodia’s finance and business sectors, and CamEd Business School – the Kingdom’s renowned, internationally accredited institute of higher education – …
Cambodia’s digital leap: A cashless future fuelled by strengthened riel
“In line with the development of financial technology, the National Bank of Cambodia has seized the opportunity to develop payment systems and digital societies through the development of the KHQR …
Cambodia’s digital leap: A cashless future fuelled by strengthened riel
“In line with the development of financial technology, the National Bank of Cambodia has seized the opportunity to develop payment systems and digital societies through the development of the KHQR …
CamEd ensures Kingdom’s finance sector thrives with Master’s in Accounting & Finance + ACCA programme
Having fully trained accountants is crucial for Cambodia’s finance and business sectors, and CamEd Business School – the Kingdom’s renowned, internationally accredited institute of higher education – …
Roundup: Cambodia can achieve 2050 EV targets if plan well implemented: report
It added that in the short term, the transition to EVs in Cambodia is expected to be driven by motorcycles and tuk-tuks. Cambodian Ministry of Economy and Finance’s Secretary of State Ros Seilava said …