[A personal note I wrote back in 2018 about Professor Sambo Manara] It was 2006 when my life changed forever. I was becoming 18 years old and life looked so hopeless. A child of farmers – who had to become sort of a partial bread winner and to juggle between “earning the bread” and studies …
Links to the blog URLs of these bloggers: John Weeks: http://www.jweeks.net/Nearirath Sreng: http://blackandwhiter.blogspot.com/Sopheap Chak: sopheapfocus.comPreetam Rai: preetamrai.comBe Chantra: https://barcamp.asia
Thanks to Celine Say for interviewing me for this story. I do not speak nor write French, but if you’d like to understand the story, please go to the online story link, and perhaps google translate it. Enjoy the story!
I’ve set my goal to run at least one half marathon per year. No, I have not run a full marathon or a triathlon or an ultra marathon yet, but this will be done in order. Correct, a full marathon (42km first), then, a triathlon and then an ultra marathon! A friend gifted me a …
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Dear young people, It’s okay to be aggressively mediocre at times but do continue to make your dream come true no matter how hard.
Turning 30 years old in March helps put everything into perspective. I have gained experience and friendships along the way, and really appreciate all the support given by my friends and family. Therefore, I want to give back and keep giving back.
Headline: BLOGGER AND DIGITAL PIONEER KOUNILA KEO January 08, 2018 As one of the country’s first bloggers and digital pioneers, self-made Kounila Keo, 29, has secured a string of successes under her belt. Editor Marissa Carruthers talks to her about starting as a stringer for international media, being crowned one of Forbes Under 30s 2017, launching a company …
After my graduation in 2016 from a Singapore university, I decided to give a try and look for a job outside Cambodia. But, home kept pulling me back, and opportunity for travel for work (not necessarily for leisure) kept pouring in. How could you refuse when it came knocking on your door? Fast forward to …
October was a crazy month, indeed. I spent a week in Boston attending Forbes summit 2017, and then flew to Bogota from there before flying back to the US to join a three-week IVLP program funded by the US State Department. I would like to thank everyone who’s been so generous as to have made …
The author of Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China was at the opening night of Kampot Writers’ & Readers’ Festival 2017. And, I am a huge fan of her book which inspired me as much as the First They Killed My Father author (Loung Ung) did. This month, I had the honor to meet them …