Court completes two Sam Rainsy cases
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court has concluded its investigation into two criminal cases of incitement and insult against former opposition leader Sam Rainsy.
Category: National
Issuing of ID cards hit by delays
Interior Minister says the progress of issuing identification cards for citizens has been slow due to the country’s political situation.
Police meet private contractors to boost security
A meeting with private security companies to maintaining security and public order.
City laments growing traffic woes
City Hall says that traffic congestion in the capital remains a major problem because many people do not use public buses.
Cambodian Muslims urged to help oppose foreign meddling
Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An on Sunday called on Muslims in the Kingdom to oppose foreigners who meddle in Cambodia’s internal affairs and attempt to bring about a colour revolution.
Terror attack in Indian Kashmir condemned
The government condemns a suicide attack in Pulawama district of India’s Kashmir.
Japan employment pushed
Labour Minister says Japan has agreed to allow Cambodians to be employed as full-time workers instead of as interns.
Four villages in Koh Kong province face water shortage
Hundreds of villagers in Khemarak Phoumint city are facing a water supply shortage.
Puffer fish poison Banteay Meanchey family
A woman died and her four children fell ill after consuming poisonous puffer fish.
Two jailed for pawning rental cars
Two women are jailed by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court for fraudulently selling eight luxury cars they had hired.
Blacksmith arrested for causing serious injuries
A blacksmith is arrested for hacking a man in anger for looking at his face.
Taiwanese man jailed for decades over drugs
A Taiwanese man is jailed for 30 years for trafficking nearly four kilograms of meth.
City Hall laments growing traffic woes
City Hall today said that traffic congestion in the capital remains a major problem because many people do not use public buses.
Terror attack in Indian Kashmir condemned
The government today condemned a suicide attack in Pulawama district of India-administered Kashmir last week that killed at least 40 security officers.
Taiwanese man jailed for decades over drugs
A Taiwanese man was jailed for 30 years today for trafficking nearly four kilograms of methamphetamine in Phnom Penh.
Investigation on Sam Rainsy’s incitement case completed
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court has concluded its investigation into two criminal cases of incitement and insulting against former opposition leader Sam Rainsy.
Malaysian nationals fly home at long last
Fourty-seven Malaysian nationals accused of fraud and running an illegal gambling in Banteay Meanchay province yesterday left for their homeland after charges against them were dropped.
SsangYong opens flagship showroom in Phnom Penh
SsangYong recently establishes an additional showroom at the Russian Boulevard.
KNUP to screen candidates for sub-national election
Khmer National United Party president Nhek Bun Chhay has warned party officials not to nominate relatives in the upcoming sub-national election.
Royal Academy official says EBA review unfair
The Royal Academy of Cambodia says the removal of the EBA would not be fair.
The UK to continue demining support
The United Kingdom will continue to support demining efforts until the last mine is cleared in the Kingdom, officials say.
Embassy slammed over Kem Sokha comment
Foreign Affairs Min. rebukes the US embassy for saying Sokha was arrested unjustly.
Apsara Authority puts up signs to foil land grabs
Public boards on the prohibition against buying and selling land in Angkor area.
Tens of thousands of foreigners living illegally
Over 81,864 out of 182,673 foreigners are holding invalid Cambodian documents, report.
Ministry targets out-of-school youths
The Education Ministry launches the first of ten online learning centres, to encourage out-of-school youths to obtain certification.
CEP-D moves to advanced level after a successful year
Sanofi Cambodia organises a training on diabetes management in Advanced Part I.
Council denies local media reports on judges’ transfers
A spokesman for the Supreme Council of Magistracy yesterday rejected reports that Phnom Penh Municipal Court director Taing Sunlay will be transferred to another post.
Workers faint in light factory in Svay Rieng
Nearly 30 workers at the Baihong Cambodia lighting factory faint.
Drug dealer killed over rip-off
A 32-year-old drug user was charged yesterday with killing a man after being cheated in a drug deal.
Illegal fish farmers charged
Four Vietnamese are charged with obstructing police work over the closure of their fish-farming operation on a state lake.
