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Success stories and the Cambodians making a difference. · 116 articles

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Defender of the weak and poor: Yong Phanith

Yong Phanith, who had been orphaned, lived with his older sister while studied hard in the Memot district of Tbong Khmum province. He continued his studies at the Royal University of Law and Economics (RULE), currently known as the School of Administration and Law, where he earned a Secondary Certificate of Law in 1990. He…

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Know about Cambodia’s award winning 15000 riel currency note

The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) issued a 15,000 Riel banknote on October 29th, 2019 to commemorate the 15th anniversary of His Majesty Norodom Sihamoni’s ascension to the throne of Cambodia. The note has received a lot of attention and awards not only for its beautiful design, but also because of its technical capability. It’s…

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For The Past 43 Years, Kong You Of Kandal Has Been Holding Free Classes For Children.

Kong You, a 74-year-old man, has spent the last 43 years of his life teaching the children of Ka’am Samnor commune in Kandal province’s Loeuk Dek district for free because he wanted them all to be literate and educated. “I began teaching in 1979 because I was worried that the future generation would be illiterate…

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Hem Sophal Discovered More Than 40 Mines!

After discovering 47 mines while herding cows, a cow herder shocked himself and the authorities. On June 9, Hem Sophal, 69, of Prek Chik Village, Prek Chik Commune, Rukkiri District, Battambang, made the discovery. Sophal claims that the 47 mines were discovered when he was herding his cows. He claimed to have located the rest…

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Tips To Boost Your Mental Health

1. Emphasize socialising, particularly face-to-face. Phone calls and social media have their place, but nothing matches the stress-relieving and mood-boosting power of quality face-to-face interaction. 2. Keep yourself busy. Staying active is good to both the body and the mind. Regular exercise or activity can improve your mental and emotional health, reduce stress, boost memory,…

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Moon Pich’s Journey from Cowherd to Navy Cadet

A former cowherd from Kampong Chhnang province made headlines recently when he uploaded photos of himself with US President Joe Biden and his grandmother at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, where he recently graduated. Pich Chantrea, also known as Moon Pich, worked hard in Cambodia to further his studies before being admitted into the…

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Cambodia’s First Female Member of Parliament and Cabinet Minister

Tong Siv Eng (October 31, 1919 – June 12, 2001): Cambodia’s First Female Member of Parliament and Cabinet Minister. She was the daughter of a school principal who encouraged her to pursue her education. She was offered a scholarship to study in Saigon because there was no secondary school for women in Cambodia. She married…

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The Story of Journeys Within Our Community (JWOC)

Young people aged 15 to 30 account for roughly a third of Cambodia’s population. This group is the future of Cambodia and can bring a positive change to the country if given skills support. Journey within our Community (JWOC) works with youth by collaborating and investing in their education, bridging the gap and supporting them…

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Rattana Hin, a Dog Trainer, is boosting his teaching skills in Cambodia

Huskies, Labradors, Samoyeds, and Rottweilers are just a few of the designer canines and pedigree breeds that are becoming increasingly common on the streets of Cambodian towns. And this is a tendency that has Rattana Hin, a dog trainer, very worried.“I’ve noticed in recent years that as more local people become financially stable, they’re buying…

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Magawa, Cambodia’s landmine-sniffing “Hero Rat”

According to APOPO, (a Belgian charity group that trains animals to find unexploded ordnance) during his five-year tenure, he cleared more than 225,000 square meters of land (about 31 football fields) and unearthed 71 landmines and 38 unexploded munitions. Magawa was born and raised at the Tanzania’s Sokoine University of Agriculture, where he honed his…