When Dalila Belaza arrives in Battambang on a Wednesday afternoon, she spends the entire day leading workshops with young dance students at Phare Ponleu Selpak, the city’s renowned arts NGO. The commitment is immediate, physical, present – the kind that defines her practice. There is an energy and curiosity that brought the French choreographer to Cambodia for her first major engagement in Southeast Asia. A meeting point – between contemporary expression and ancient ritual, between her language and the Kingdom’s own deep traditions of sacred movement. From folklore to form To understand Figures, you have to start with lore. Or…
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Minister of Health Chheang Ra has emphasised the Royal Government’s firm commitment to addressing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and health issues caused by climate change during his address at the 76th Session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Western Pacific, held in Nadi, Fiji, from October 20-24. The meeting, themed “Weaving Health for All”, focused on regional strategies for inclusive and resilient healthcare systems. “In his address, the minister highlighted key health priorities and commitments of the Royal Government of Cambodia, including the fight against non-communicable diseases, human resource development, health security, climate change-related health challenges and…
Cambodia has reaffirmed its commitment to fighting the use banned substances in sport, emphasising that the true essence of sport should not be defined merely by breaking records or winning medals, but by upholding the principles and values of effort, perseverance and fair victory. Hang Chuon Naron, Minister of Education, Youth and Sport, shared the Kingdom’s commitment as he addressed the 10th Conference and 20th Anniversary of the International Convention Against Doping in Sport at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France, today, October 21. As the chair of the Cambodian Anti-Doping Agency (CADA), Naron highlighted the significance of the 20th…
Local theatre troupe Lo-Key has announced plans to drag audiences behind the curtains and into a world of suspense and supernatural intrigue this Halloween with its new interactive event, Escape the Haunted Theatre. Staged within an eerie theatre, reportedly abandoned five years ago after a disastrous, secret performance, this immersive experience invites groups of up to eight to help a paranormal investigator uncover the chilling truth of what happened on that fateful night. Courageous members of the public are invited to throw themselves into a heady mix of the macabre and the mirthful, with practical effects and terrifying characters, including…
The Ministry of Environment is expediting development plans for the “Te Teuk Puh” area — home to Cambodia’s only geothermal hot springs — with the aim of transforming it into a green tourism destination. This includes studying how to set up free-of-charge community-based homestays for tourists. The development plan aims to benefit more than 300 households in Trapang Chor commune, Oral district, Kampong Speu province, as well as the wider public, by ensuring sustainable development which aligns with the guidance of the prime minister. Environment minister Eang Sophalleth explained that several priority tasks are being fast-tracked. They include demarcating and…
The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has advised former employees of Naga World to file a complaint with the court, as the worker’s union has rejected the solutions proposed by the ministry and the Arbitration Council. The advice was issued in an October 20 statement, after Labour Rights Supported Union of Khmer Employees (LRSU) of NagaWorld submitted a letter to the ministry, requesting that it revisit the resolution of the labour dispute that originated in 2021. Ministry spokesperson Sun Mesa said the former NagaWorld employees who continue to protest should file a lawsuit, because they have rejected the resolutions…
Cambodia stands ready to work alongside all relevant parties in transforming its commitments into action for a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future for all, said Minister of Environment Eang Sophallet, as he addressed the Belt and Road Green Innovation Conference 2025, held in Beijing, China on October 18. The conference, themed “Driving Green Development Together” was hosted by China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment. Sophalleth highlighted Cambodian efforts in managing the environment and natural resources for sustainable living, in accordance with the government policy, especially the Circular Strategy on Environment, to ensure Cambodia is clean, green and achieves its…
Sra’Art Gallery is proud to announce the celebration of its 6th anniversary this month, marking over half a decade of promoting contemporary art and fostering cultural exchange in Cambodia. Since its founding, Sra’Art has become a vibrant hub for local and international artists, inspiring the arts community and art enthusiasts alike in a modern and upbeat environment. To commemorate this milestone, the gallery is thrilled to present its latest exhibition, Nature’s Palette by Emily Marques. The show aims to celebrate the perpetual renewal and transformation inherent in nature, reflecting both the serenity and the power of the natural world. Her…
Many Facebook users have seen their accounts disabled in recent days, often with no clear explanation. Making matters worse, unscrupulous individuals appear to be using the situation to prey on the vulnerable. The Department of Anti-Technology Crime has warned affected account holders to be wary of paying private advertisers who claim they can restore accounts. On Saturday, October 18, the department explained that with many Facebook users posting about their accounts being disabled, there has been a rise in advertisements for “restoration or reactivation services”. It noted that the quoted fees range from $500 to $1,200. The following warning was…
Minister of Environment Eang Sophalleth has issued formal notices to several large companies which have been identified as major polluters. At least six businesses have been ordered to pay fines for discharging untreated wastewater, polluting public water sources, affecting local residents and harming the environment. Boeung Ket Planting & Industrial Co., Ltd. was hit with the largest penalty, amounting to 120 million riel, or approximately $30,000. According to an October 2 notice, the company’s mango processing factory — located in village 1, Treng Trayoeng commune, Phnom Sruoch district, Kampong Speu province — polluted the O’Pam Tung stream. The company is…