Economy

Authorities Move To Evict Stadium Vendors

More than 100 police cleared out vendor stalls surrounding the Olympic Stadium in Phnom Penh on Friday.

Minister Faces Assembly on Migrant Work Concerns

In the last year, more than 120,000 Cambodian workers abroad have sent some $150 million in remittances.

Chun Sakada's report aired 21 October, 2010

World Banks Sees 5 Percent Growth for 2010

The Bank cited recovery in the garment and tourism sectors, along with steady growth in agriculture.

Market Vendors Protest Eviction

Phnom Penh municipality has set October 19 as the deadline for some 1,000 vendors to vacate from the Phnom Penh's Olympic stadium.

In Wake of Complaints, City Agents Charge Correct Tax

2,700 people complained they were being overcharged at tax collection sites across the country.

Chun Sakada's report aired 14 October, 2010

Hard Work Means Success for Dragon Fruit Farmer

Hard work and business acumen has meant dragon fruit success for an entrepreneur, even in the midst of a global downturn.

Deforestation Threatens Growing Rattan Industry

Last month rattan producers brought their baskets, bags and other household items to a trade fair in Cologne, Germany.

Foreign Minister Touts Achievements at UN

The UN development goals aim at halving the world's poverty rate, promoting education and health and protecting the environment.

Challenges Still, as Cambodia Looks to US Investors

The US is strengthening its trade relations with Asean countries in a bid to boost its exports.