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Unsung heroes

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Unsung heroes

Women of the Future award recognizes two Cambodian women.

Two Cambodian women were recognised by the Women of the Future award for their contributions to public service, community spirit, and sports. The award ceremony was held in Singapore. According to the WOF Awards’ Linked In profile, rugby player Sreyneang Phann is a highly commended nominee in the Sports category and a true inspiration. Sreyneang…

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Martalia Lo received the Women of the Future award.

Martalia received the award in the Social Entrepreneur category. The award ceremony was held in Singapore. The education of children in Cambodia has greatly benefited from Martalia’s efforts. She is unique in her enthusiasm and in how she overcomes the difficulties she encounters every day. A whole generation is being inspired by her, and she…

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Sorn Seavmey: First Asian Games gold medalist for Cambodia

Born on September 14, 1995, Sorn Seavmey is a Cambodian taekwondo player who won the gold medal in the women’s under-73 kg division at the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. Seavmey was hardly interested in participating, much less in competing professionally, after seeing the numerous injuries that her siblings suffered over their ten-year…

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Tennis was back again ! Story of Cambodian legendary Tennis Player Yi Sarun!

It is not the kind of tennis that Yi Sarun enjoyed playing for fun or leisure. His prime had been cruelly cut short by war and its tragic consequences, but he had once been a tough rival and feared contender. For years, his tennis gear remained in storage. His life was in ruins, but miraculously,…

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I have the best Boss in all of Cambodia!!

Written by, Steven Naing I work directly for The Sokimex Investment Group’s Chairman, the one and only, Neak Oknha Dr. Sok Kong. This great man is probably one of the top 10 individuals who can be credited with rebuilding this country from the ashes of the Civil War and the continued decimation left behind by…

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Cambodia Wins Gold at the Ju-Jitsu World Championship 2022 in the UAE

Miss Khan Jessa of Cambodia won a gold medal at the Ju-Jitsu World Championship 2022 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. In the 52-kilogramme-weight event, Jessa defeated her Spanish opponent, Matthews Martin Naiomi. Cambodia has sent three athletes to the Ju-Jitsu World Championship 2022. On Nov. 3, Mr. Hour Senghong will compete in the 69-kilogramme…

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Hor Samath, Mekong Conservation Hero

Hor Sam Ath, a Mekong Conservation Hero, shares his current efforts and what he has learned as a community conservation leader. In 2010, I limited my involvement in natural resource protection in other provinces in order to devote more attention to the Sdey Krom Roharl Suong community fishery in Battambang Province. We work to recover…

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Try to be master of your strength rather than focusing on the unseen.

How Krom Ngoy outsmarted Phirum Yu with a clever response! There was a story that when Krom Ngoy traveled via Battambang to return to Cambodia, he met Phirum Yu, a talented poet and language master. Phirum Yu asked Krom Ngoy to participate in a competition because he had heard that Krom Ngoy was a great…

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Ly Theam Teng: A Legendary Khmer Literature Intellectual

Sino-Khmer author Ly Theam Teng wrote a number of books, including novels that have become classics of Cambodian literature. On May 15, 1930, in Kampong Siem District, Kampong Cham Province, Ly Theam Teng was born to parents who were of Khmer and Chinese descent. His mother’s name was Sok Kim, and his father’s name was…

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Long Rachana: The youngest author in the Kingdom.

Long Rachana is a talented young girl who developed a lifelong passion of reading at a very young age. She completed a 300-page novel at the age of 13, which brought her popularity. Since Long Rachana had an imaginative childhood and a passion for literature, she has always lived a little differently than most kids…

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Oknha Suttantaprija Ind, a scholar who preserved Khmer literature.

Lok Oknha Suttantaprija Ind () (1859–1924) was a renowned Cambodian monk who was an outstanding poet and writer. In comparison to his scholarly contemporaries, his poems and writings, which typically highlighted Khmer life at the time they were written, were superior. The Khmer King had given him the royal title of Oknha, or Lord in…