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 by Sarah Thust and Hor Kimsay
Venues will not be allowed to play music, people will be forbidden to dance, and no alcohol will be poured during King Father Norodom’s funeral from February 1-4, according to a government’s directive.
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In its first year of operation, the Human to Human recruitment agency experienced how challenging the recruitment of factory workers can be.  by Sarah Thust and Hor Kimsay
Although the Ministry of Health estimates that 40 to 50 per cent of Cambodians use traditional medicine, the Kingdom’s pharmaceutical industry is growing rapidly.  VDB Loi provides legal and tax solutions for transactions and investment in Cambodia. The company’s 25 foreign and local lawyers, tax lawyers, and tax advisers mostly focus on foreign investors. The Post’s Sarah Thust talked to partner Chris Muessel, coming from the US, about the stumbling blocks for expatriates in Cambodia.
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European companies contributed less to total foreign direct investment (FDI) in Cambodia in 2011 than in 2012 as Chinese investment rose, Eurocham chairman Dominique Catry said yesterday.  by Sarah Thust
The growth of the Cambodian economy will create a need for more office space, insiders told the Post yesterday.  by Sarah Thust and Low Wei Xiang
MYANMAR’S rising popularity in the tourism sector affected several travel services in Cambodia that claim to have lost customers, especially from Europe, insiders told the Post yesterday.  by Sarah Thust, Anne Renzenbrink and Seun Son
At least one internet service provider in Cambodia still claims to have overlapping frequencies, which means losses for the affected company MekongNet.  by Sarah Thust
Renaissance Minerals has raised $10 million for its gold-mining program at the Okvau deposit, in Mondulkiri province.  by Sarah Thust
Located in a humble, barrack-like building with small offices that are still under construction, Global Security Solutions enjoys the proximity to its biggest customer: Toll Royal Railways.  by Anne Renzenbrink and Sarah Thust
DESPITE the spread of web-enabled smartphones and tablets in Cambodia, internet service providers expected the number of fixed-line app-lications to grow, two industry insiders said yesterday.  by May Kunmakara and Sarah Thust
Geopacific Resources, an Australian mineral exploration company focused on gold and copper projects in Fiji, wants to take over Worldwide Mining Projects Limited, a mineral assets searcher in Southeast Asia.  by Sarah Thust
Channda Sok enters the conference room in a smart pinstriped blouse. After having introduced herself politely, the vice president talks about the Cambodian Women Entrepreneurs Association (CWEA): “We help our members to exchange [views] about daily challenges.”  by Sarah Thust and Anne Renzenbrink
The year 2012 has seen a number of changes of personnel within different companies in Cambodia, particularly in the telecommunications sector, but also in the insurance and banking industry. |
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The JournalistI traveled continents to discover the world. What I found was a second home. After my Journalism Studies I moved from Leipzig to Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh. Having reported about the country's development for two years, I returned to Germany with a different point of view. 
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