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- Civil service clears 53 for new government positions
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Rains slow, flood alerts remain
Tropical storm Noul-induced rains have subsided in some coastal provinces, areas of the Cardamom Mountains and the Dangrek Mountains. Rains in Preah Sihanouk, Koh Kong, Battambang, Oddar Meanchey, Pailin, Kampot and Kep provinces decreased, but Pursat remains on high alert.
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Nearly 13,000 suspended workers to receive cash allowance payments
The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has so far provided 30 cash handouts to workers in the garment and tourism sectors, with this week’s number totalling to almost 13,000 workers.
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Civil service clears 53 for new government positions
The Ministry of Civil Service has cleared 53 candidates to serve at the Ministry of Economy and Finance at salary levels based on their experience and level of education. The...
Kingdom one step closer to AHKFTA
The National Assembly’s 9th Committee on Monday unanimously approved the draft law on the ASEAN-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA). This paves the way for the government...
The taxman cometh – Cambodia’s capital gains tax casts the net on individual taxpayers
In a country where only limited personal income tax existed, the new taxation law beginning January 1, 2021, will make taxpayers out of Cambodians, whether they are ready for it...
Youths use Facebook to ease farmers’ burden
The pandemic has affected everyone in the world in some way, but some have been hit harder than others.
Protesters vow fight to reform Thai monarchy
The “People’s Plaque” installed by protesters near Bangkok’s Royal Palace was “planted in the hearts of the Thai people”, activists said on Monday, vowing its removal marked only...
Jordan buys Nascar team, Bubba Wallace set to drive
Basketball icon Michael Jordan announced Monday he has purchased a Nascar Cup series charter team and recruited trailblazing black driver Bubba Wallace to race for the new outfit...
Climate policy will not fix fire problem
Pictures of the big fires and orange skies on the US West Coast have been published worldwide as unmistakable evidence of climate change.
Tunisia opens its beaches for tourists after lockdown
Tourists are back on Tunisia’s beaches after charter flights resumed to the North African country following a break of more than three months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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