Aug 09
Jul 09
It’s been a year since I wrote my post on food safety. But things haven’t change much. Today, me and my family gather for an early dinner, usually we don’t dine together. We’ve open a new bottle of soya bean sauce, a few minutes later my aunt notice some weird stuff in the bottle. We decided to throw away the soya sauce. I kept this bottle to take some picture of it.
Cambodian has suffered enough from everything, war, poverty, disease. Is it time now for the business to become more responsible. Food producer, you’re not only making more profit, but you’re killing people silently. Is it time now for the related authority to work? By work I mean work effectively and responsibly. You have to care for the welfare of Cambodian first before keeping some money for your own pocket.
Tags: Cambodia, cambodian, Food, health, hygine, safey, sanitation
Dec 18
Having to attend 2 wedding parties this weekend alone, make me think about the culture of birthday cake in Cambodian’s wedding party. Long time ago there were no wedding cake involved in the wedding party in Cambodia. Now, almost every Cambodian wedding party, there is a blowing-the-candle to symbolize some thing. Continue reading »
Dec 03
By: Kem Monovithya, taken from Cambodia Daily Dec 03, 2007
Children of the current elite are being equipped with world-class education over seas to primarily prepare themselves to take over their family’s political domain here. While this group can be the new face for a more hopeful Cambodia, the less-previlleged young generation with potential and aspiration to participate on a leadership level in the political arena has been forgotten and precluded.
Tags: , Cambodia, cambodian, equal opportunity, government, Politic, political, youth
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