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Cambodia's Directorate General of Digital Technology and Public Education has announced five key security measures to mitigate risks associated with online Visa card transactions. These include protecting personal information, ensuring transaction security, monitoring payments, guarding against phishing, and emergency response protocols.
Cambodia has deported 158 Chinese nationals implicated in online scams and other illegal activities. The move underscores the government's firm stance against criminal operations within its borders.
Cambodia's prominent motorcycle racer, Chim Piseth, is set to compete in the third round of the 'Malaysia Superbike Champion' international event in Malaysia from August 1st to 2nd, 2026. He will be stepping up from the 600cc class to the 1000cc category for this new challenge.
In Cambodia's Kampong Speu province, approximately 38 youths were apprehended by police for loitering late at night. Many are suspected of drunk driving and drug use, raising concerns for future social issues.
A wooden house in Phnom Penh's Russey Keo district was completely destroyed by fire on July 26. The fire is suspected to have originated from an electrical short circuit. Seven fire trucks responded, but the house and its contents were lost. The fire did not spread to neighboring properties.
Cambodian media representatives and union leaders visited a vocational training institute to observe the government's initiatives in skills development and job creation for former migrant workers returning from Thailand. Programs such as skills recognition and vocational training are being implemented at the Techo Sen Svay Rieng Regional Polytechnic Institute.
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has announced 244 exam centers nationwide, totaling 6,207 rooms, for the 2026 high school graduation exams scheduled for August 10. Phnom Penh will host the largest number of centers.
A wooden house in Phnom Penh's Russey Keo district was completely destroyed by fire on July 26, 2026. Fortunately, there were no human casualties, but household belongings were also lost. Authorities are investigating a suspected electrical short circuit as the cause.
Cambodia's Ministry of Health has emphasized that nurses are the 'core force' and 'heart' of the healthcare system, stressing that strengthening their capacity, qualifications, and professional ethics is crucial for ensuring the quality and safety of healthcare services. This was stated at a provincial nursing council conference in Siem Reap.
The Cambodian People's Party (CPP) inaugurated a new district party office in Kampong Thom province. A CPP representative stated the office symbolizes the unity of party members and will facilitate future party activities, emphasizing its importance for policy dissemination and election campaigns.
Twenty-three Cambodian youths have been ordained as monks and novices at Wat Damnak pagoda in Siem Reap. The ceremony aims to promote Buddhism, the state religion, and uphold the tradition of filial piety.
A medical team from South Korea's Gyeongsangbuk-do province conducted two days of free health check-ups and treatments for residents in Kampong Thom, Cambodia. Approximately 3,200 individuals received services including general medicine, dentistry, endoscopy, gynecology, pediatrics, and ophthalmology. This initiative is part of long-standing humanitarian cooperation between the two nations.
Cambodia's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) convened a meeting in Kracheh province to review party work, emphasizing the promotion of local development and strengthening information dissemination, including combating disinformation. The meeting also stressed serving residents and expanding party membership.
Cambodia's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) announced on the 26th the recruitment of 3,000 new members in the Prek Norr district of Phnom Penh. Party leader Khuong Sreng emphasized trust in the party's leadership and the contributions of former Prime Minister Hun Sen and Prime Minister Hun Manet to national development.
A former top-performing student from Banteay Meanchey province has chosen to study Software Engineering within the TVET sector, citing high employment opportunities. She is pursuing her studies with a scholarship, anticipating a practical learning environment.
The Cambodian Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training held a large-scale job forum in Kampong Cham province, aiming to create domestic employment opportunities. Over 3,800 job openings, social security benefits, and vocational training programs were promoted, with a focus on supporting former migrant workers returning from Thailand and young job seekers.
Cambodia is actively processing national ID card renewals in Kratié province's Chhlong district. Authorities emphasize the growing importance of identification for employment opportunities, encouraging citizens to participate in the update.
The Cambodian People's Party announced the induction of nearly 3,000 new members in Phnom Penh's Prek Phnov district. Party leaders praised Prime Minister Hun Sen's achievements and emphasized dedication to the people.
Thyda Thaung's Thaung Enterprise is blending Cambodia's traditional sea salt production with modern branding to gain international recognition. As a female entrepreneur, she emphasizes promoting traditional industries and contributing to local communities.
Cambodia's property market, particularly office, retail, and condo sectors, is projected to face oversupply through H1 2026, creating favorable opportunities for tenants and investors. Rising vacancy rates are expected to lead to rent decreases, benefiting companies looking to enter or expand.
Cambodia's Minister of Information, Net Pheaktra, stated that local visits are not merely procedural but are intended to listen to citizens, identify, and solve problems. At a mid-year activity review meeting for 2026, he stressed the goal of improving public services and living standards for citizens, directing enhanced cooperation with local authorities.
In Cambodia, lawmaker Ke Kim Yan attended a ceremony donating alms and cash to 23 pagodas for the upcoming Buddhist Lent season. He emphasized the act as a demonstration of cultural succession and support for Buddhism, urging national unity and contribution to local development.
Takeo Provincial Governor Vey Samnang met with party officials in Prey Kabbas district, emphasizing how citizens' choices critically impact the nation's future. He instructed party members to engage with residents and promote the party's achievements.
Cambodia's National Committee for Disaster Management inspected drought intervention efforts in Battambang province, directing relevant ministries and local authorities to monitor water distribution and enhance support for farmers facing shortages.
The Yellow-cheeked Crested Gibbon plays a vital role in maintaining the health of Cambodia's forest ecosystems by dispersing seeds, according to WCS. However, the species faces severe threats from habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade, pushing it towards extinction and highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts.
Cambodia People's Party (CPP) leaders, including Prime Minister Hun Manet and his wife, visited former Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Dr. Chan Sarun. The visit underscored the party's commitment to its senior members and highlighted the continuity of its traditions and leadership.
A 950-meter concrete road has been officially inaugurated in Tboung Khmum District, Tboung Khmum Province, Cambodia. The Minister of Environment attended the ceremony as a government representative, expressing expectations that the road will boost the local economy and improve residents' lives. This infrastructure project is part of the government's 'Pentagonal Strategy'.
Sreypoch Heng, Compliance Director at Wing Bank, emphasizes that women's empowerment is crucial for Cambodia's long-term economic and social development, advocating for financial inclusion and strategic partnerships.
A senior Cambodian Health Ministry official has encouraged citizens to utilize public hospitals, citing ongoing improvements in services. The aim is to reduce out-of-pocket medical expenses and bolster confidence in the public healthcare system, with emphasis on utilizing equity funds and social security schemes.
A male Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin, aged 12-15, has died after becoming entangled in fishing gear in Kandal province, Cambodia. This incident marks a setback for conservation efforts, impacting the year's protection goals.
One year after the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, unexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination now affects seven provinces, rendering nearly 3,900 square kilometers unsafe. The Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) warns this poses a major obstacle to reconstruction and the return of displaced communities.
EuroCham Cambodia's Real Estate and Construction Committee highlights the adoption of Eurocodes, expecting them to enhance construction quality and safety, thereby boosting investor confidence. The committee has been instrumental in policy recommendations through government dialogue, supporting Cambodia's economic growth.
Cambodia has announced new investment incentives offering a 150% tax deduction on eligible expenses for qualified projects, aiming to boost research and development, workforce training, and factory modernization to enhance industrial competitiveness.
A 7.2km road connecting Ou Sei Commune and Da'r Commune in Kratie Province, Cambodia, has been 100% completed. This infrastructure project is expected to facilitate agricultural transport, improve resident mobility, serve as a flood evacuation route, and stimulate local economic activity.
Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni has issued a royal decree lifting a five-year travel ban on former opposition leader Kem Sokha, based on Prime Minister Hun Manet's recommendation. However, the conviction and sentence remain, suggesting limited political impact.
A new study by the NGO Forum on Cambodia has revealed significant compliance gaps with international Responsible Business Conduct standards in three major Chinese investment projects, causing severe impacts on the environment and community livelihoods despite adherence to minimum national laws. Deficiencies include limited public consultation and inadequate grievance redress.