Passing the test: Is Cambodia’s education system failing its people?
The Kingdom’s education system needs to grow its people but some flaws might stifle this growth
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Wither tourism? Can Cambodia resuscitate the sector post-Covid-19?
With international tourism annihilated, it is now down to respective governments to resuscitate the sector. Cambodia must do the same but critics are sceptical of its intentions
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The new normal – Taking stock of Cambodia’s real estate sector
As the Kingdom’s largest economic sector comes to terms with the effects of Covid-19, industry players contemplate the changes it has to contend with till the economy recovers
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‘On the offensive’: Cambodia to load up on loans to stimulate economy
As the dust settles on the economy, Cambodia comes to grips with what needs to be done to turn the economy around, starting with a big shopping list for credit
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Where is Cambodia’s exit strategy that can save the economy?
With the prospect of being slammed by a double whammy, the government is working on an economic recovery plan to deliver it from Covid-19 and the EU’s partial withdrawal of the Everything But Arms scheme in the next two to three years
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Keeping it riel, Cambodia steps up de-dollarisation
The economic downturn has supplied the National Bank of Cambodia with an opportunity to step up its agenda to return the shine on the riel while coping with Covid-19 challenges
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Cambodia braces for the worst as arrivals rise on easing restrictions
After a comparatively low number of Covid-19 cases, a slow uptick is noticed as more travellers land on Cambodian shores. But does the Kingdom have it all under control?
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What lies beneath? An opaque take on Cambodia’s shadow banking operations
Away from the authorities’ gaze, the unregulated consumer lending market thrives, triggering unease in the banking sector over rising credit growth risk
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Feeling the burn: Cambodia keels on slow-to-act attitude
Had the Industrial Development Policy (IDP) been put to work, the economic impact might have been less painful, having climbed the value chain and workers up-skilled
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Aviation industry hovers, global airlines recoil with Covid-19
With the pandemic taking airlines as victims before the first half of the year, the Kingdom’s airlines hold sway as several factors play to its advantage for now
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Making sense of Cambodia’s Covid-19 budget
Lack of clarity over the economic stimulus plan and flipflop decisions are keeping the people guessing over the actual determination of the government to help Cambodians
