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A local security official in Cambodia's Preah Vihear province was severely injured in a knife attack. The suspect claims his anger stemmed from his mother threatening to report him to the official. The incident has caused concern within the community.
Farmers in Kracheh City's Ou Sei commune, Kracheh Province, are resuming rice cultivation following the receding of floodwaters from the Mekong River. While 628 hectares were affected, planting has begun on approximately 15 hectares. Authorities are providing seed support to aid recovery.
As of the first half of 2026, Cambodia operates 1,659 reservoirs with a maximum storage capacity of approximately 4 billion cubic meters. Nine major reservoirs account for about 1 billion cubic meters, underscoring their critical role in national water resource management.
The Cambodian Ministry of Health has announced enhanced health measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases during the Pchum Ben Festival. The public is advised to avoid communal dining and wear masks in public places, a precautionary step to safeguard community health.
A new concrete bridge, funded by Prime Minister Hun Manet, has been completed in Stung Treng district, Kampong Thom province, Cambodia. The bridge is expected to improve residents' lives and boost the local economy by replacing an old wooden structure and facilitating faster transportation.
MB Bank Cambodia and the Cambodia Cashew Federation have signed an MOU to expand financing and trade opportunities across the cashew industry, from growers to exporters. This partnership aims to provide working capital, equipment financing, and international trade finance.
Cambodia's Ministry of Interior spokesperson has fully refuted Thai claims that Cambodian citizens reside in areas Thailand asserts as its territory. Cambodia is demanding that Thailand present official legal documents to substantiate its claims.
Cambodian Human Rights Committee Chairman Keo Remy has refuted a statement by the Thai representative at the UN General Assembly, who claimed Cambodian citizens have resided in Thailand since the 1970s. Remy cited a 1999 UNHCR report concluding no Cambodian refugees remained in Thailand at that time.
A major flood in Cambodia's northwestern Banteay Meanchey province has forced the evacuation of over 6,000 residents to safe higher ground. Provincial authorities are ensuring food, medical services, and hygiene for evacuees, working to prevent secondary damage.
The National Minimum Wage Council of Cambodia has held final discussions to determine the minimum wage applicable in 2027. The meeting on September 30, chaired by the Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, aimed to reach consensus on wage levels among government, labor, and employer representatives.
Infrastructure development is underway near Poipet, Cambodia, with the commencement of DBST asphalt paving on a key road in October, aimed at boosting the regional economy. This project is expected to facilitate smoother travel and more efficient logistics for local residents.
Nine months after a ceasefire with Thailand, Cambodia's Ministry of Interior states over 18,000 people remain unable to return home due to alleged Thai military occupation and property damage. Phnom Penh urges Bangkok to implement the agreement and resume border demarcation.
The Cambodian government has designated the water resources sector as a priority area, crucial for national economic growth and improving citizens' livelihoods. With 2,354 irrigation systems operational nationwide, the sector can supply water to approximately 2 million hectares of agricultural land, aiming to reduce poverty and enhance food security.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sar Sokha, arrived in Hanoi, Vietnam on September 29, 2026, to attend the ASEAN Law Enforcement Summit. The conference aims to strengthen cooperation among ASEAN member states in cracking down on fugitives.
A 14-day training program aimed at strengthening media exchange and cooperation between China and ASEAN concluded successfully in Beijing. Participants learned about the digital economy, new technologies, and content management, deepening mutual understanding.
Cambodia's Ministry of Information hosted a consultation on the draft National Policy on Digital Television Development and the draft Law on the Regime of Information. Minister Net Pheaktra emphasized their importance for the sector's advancement, calling for cooperation and thorough consideration from all stakeholders to ensure technological progress and accurate public information.
The Cambodian Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the UK's AQA Global Assessment Services to enhance skills development and quality assurance in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). This aims to cultivate a workforce aligned with industry and technological demands.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training announced its intention to elevate the National Skills Competition to a 'National Movement' during the opening of the 10th edition. The initiative aims to foster youth talent and create opportunities for them to shine on regional and global stages, underscoring the government's focus on human capital development and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
The Mondulkiri Provincial Department of Environment has sent 174 natural resource offense cases to the prosecutor's office over a nine-month period. Extensive patrols and law enforcement efforts led to the seizure of numerous exhibits and vehicles, curbing activities like deforestation, poaching, and illegal mining. Rescued wildlife was also reported.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok Srethea led a meeting on the preparation of the 2026 annual work report for sub-national government working groups. Directives were issued to enhance report quality and address challenges, with suggestions for improving the format in 2027, aiming to boost transparency and effectiveness of local governance.
Koh Santepheap Khmer reports that individuals born in the Year of the Horse, Monkey, and Rooster in the Cambodian zodiac are set to experience financial prosperity soon. Those born in the Year of the Horse will reportedly have no money worries, the Monkey year will lead to wealth, and the Rooster year will bring good fortune. This suggests growing optimism for Cambodia's economic outlook.
Cambodia is further strengthening its ties with China, aiming to expand its influence within the regional economic sphere. The nation is focusing on infrastructure investment and deepening trade agreements to foster economic development and solidify its geopolitical standing.
Anti-poaching operations in Cambodia's Kampong Cham province have resulted in the release of over 60kg of fish fry into natural lakes, alongside the destruction of numerous illegal fishing gears.
Don Keo City authorities in Cambodia's Takeo province have halted the construction of a stone wall for lacking permits and encroaching on public land. The violator has been ordered to dismantle the structure immediately and face legal proceedings, aiming to ensure proper management of state property and curb illegal construction.
Cambodia has launched its 10th National Skills Competition. Minister of Labour and Vocational Training, Heng Sour, declared the event a national asset, aiming to foster talent and national economic development through participation in international competitions. Winners will receive cash prizes and opportunities to compete globally.
Three individuals, two women and one man, have been detained in Kampong Speu province, Cambodia, in connection with the trafficking of nearly 1 kilogram of illicit drugs. They face charges of drug use, possession, and trafficking, with potential sentences of at least 20 years imprisonment each if convicted.
Cambodia's Minister of Women's Affairs and the New Zealand Ambassador held bilateral talks, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in women's empowerment, gender equality, and human resource development. The discussion highlighted support for a project amplifying women's peace actions in the ASEAN region.
Cambodia and Japan deepened cooperation on clean and green investment for climate change mitigation through the "Cambodia-Japan Space Economy 'Co-Creation' Networking Symposium and Business Matching." Both nations are strengthening collaboration on low-carbon technologies and satellite utilization.
Cambodia and Japan have agreed to strengthen cooperation in clean and green investment to address climate change and promote sustainable development. Both nations aim to balance economic growth with environmental protection through the adoption of low-carbon technologies and the utilization of satellite data.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Hun Many, addressing 2,114 retired civil servants in Kampong Speu province, emphasized that the achievements and experiences left by former officials are invaluable legacies for their successors. The government also reaffirmed its commitment to improving the livelihoods and welfare of retirees.
In response to heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding in Prey Nob District, Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia, authorities have distributed aid, including food and essential supplies, to 160 affected families. Mang Sineth, President of the Provincial Red Cross Branch, visited the victims and urged them to evacuate to safe locations.
Preah Vihear Province in Cambodia has launched a two-day training program aimed at enhancing the AI utilization capabilities of public officials. The training covers AI fundamentals, application for work efficiency, governance, and practical exercises, promoting administrative digitalization and improved work performance.
Dr. Pich Chanmony Hun Manet, wife of Prime Minister Hun Manet, participated in a religious ceremony marking the fourth day of the Kanda Bind festival at Wat Ounalom in Phnom Penh. She offered prayers for the well-being of all Cambodian citizens, particularly those affected by floods and soldiers defending the nation.
Cambodia's Minister Attached to the Prime Minister, Dr. So Narro, has issued a stern warning against attempts to establish 'exiled governments' or parliaments, deeming them unconstitutional and acts of treason. He urged Cambodian citizens living abroad to disassociate from such groups and withdraw any nominations.
Phnom Penh has successfully and safely relocated 1,837 inmates from the old PJ prison to a new facility. The former prison is slated for repurposing as a correctional and rehabilitation center.
A request by Cambodian politician Rong Chhun for permission to attend ancestral ceremonies in his hometown was denied by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court. The Supreme Court had previously rejected a similar plea, highlighting judicial scrutiny over influential figures.