Phnom Penh Post sold to Malaysian investor
Registrations and firings continue at the Phnom Penh Post today.
Due to the article below being ordered to be taken down by the new management
Brendan O’Byrne and Ananth Baliga | Publication date 06 May 2018 | 22:49 ICT
The Phnom Penh Post has been sold to Sivakumar Ganapathy, a Malaysian investor and executive at a public relations firm that has previously done work for Prime Minister Hun Sen’s government.
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Perseverance: An Art Exhibit By Melissa DiVietri
"Perseverance" - Continuance in a state of grace to the end. from Melisa DiVietri
Exhibit starts on Wednesday Feb Feb 21 at @crate.gallery in beautiful Bali. Perseverance is scheduled to runs for 2 - 3 weeks from the 21st, so you should get down there as soon as you can, or you are gonna miss out.
This is a special exhibition as I have been preparing insane abstract art paintings since Nov 2017, also flying pieces from Medellin while I stayed in Colombia. The artist reception will take place on Feb 21 from 6 to 9PM
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Pham Xuan An: The Spy Who Didn’t Love Us
Pham Xuan An was a Communist agent whose espionage adventures – under the cover story of a celebrated war correspondent in the Western media — were as brilliant for Hanoi as they were shattering for Washington during the tumultuous days of the Vietnam War.
He has been dubbed “the perfect spy” and affectionately referred to by some as “the spy who loved us”. Not quite.
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Luang Prabang lights up for Southeast Asia’s premier film festival
Luang Prabang was lined in red carpet last night for the kickoff of the eighth Luang Prabang Film Festival.
Normally known as a sleepy town steeped in local tradition, a more cosmopolitan crowd descended upon Luang Prabang for the festival’s opening. Filmmakers from all across Southeast Asia and abroad have flocked to this UNESCO World Heritage site to celebrate Southeast Asian cinema for six days and nights.
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Zinc Urban Apartment on Street 240
Zinc on Street 240 welcomes you to a haven of calm and repose. Zinc is a boutique establishment with only 4 apartments. It provides a holistic concept, a space with an abundance of light and greenery. Zinc apartments afford a feeling to let you relax while staying in central Phnom Penh. Zinc offers full services with daily cleaning schedules.
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Exceptional apartment on Street 240
Apartment A52 is a substantial 5th floor residence spread over two bedrooms – 1 double and one single, a massive open plan living area and kitchen with a dining set, washing machine, hob and oven – perfect for receiving and entertaining family and friends. Very large bathroom with 2 washbasins and power rain shower.
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Phnom Penh bikers take aim at prostate cancer
Now in it’s fourth year as a charity event, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is at the forefront of encouraging men to take responsibility for their health, get checked and seek support in time of need. The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride and the Movember Foundation both share this common goal of giving more life to our fathers, sons, brothers and friends.
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POTW: Two modern apartments in Tonle Bassac
Currently there are two, two bedroom apartment available now in popular Tonle Bassac. This exceptional property blends stylish, sleek design with modern amenities to offer superb value for money.
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Visit these places when you're in Philippines
What to do when you are hyped for a travel? Visit Philippines!
If you are looking for a place where nature is abundant, Philippines is one of the travel destinations you should not miss to visit. Just imagine a country that consists of 7, 107 islands for you to discover. It is going to be an overwhelming experience, isn’t it?
Over the years, Philippines have maintained its natural beauty, which gives the tourists the reason to visit the country over and over again. Well, that is the perks you will get when Philippines is in your top travel destination.
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Cheap, Cheap: 21 reasons love-struck writers should lay off the coconuts
A recent Global Post article fell in love with our fair capital for its cheap coconuts, cheap housing and cheap beer. And while low-cost she may be, it’s quality, not price, that makes Phnom Penh more than just a cheap thrill.
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