06 May 2012: Cambodia’s first electric car may soon hit the streets.  Manufacturing has already begun as part of an agreement between the creator, a local company and a foreign investor from Hong Kong. Known as the “Angkor Car”, the vehicle is expected to ease traffic congestion, reduce gas emissions and air pollution. However, there are concerns about the success of an electric car in a country with poor electrical infrastructure and one of the highest costs of electricity in the world.

26 February 2012: Equity this week raises concern about the recent mass faintings of garment workers in several Cambodian factories.

04 December 2011: Equity Weekly draws the attention of viewers to the danger of a utility pole located west of the Japanese Bridge which is eventually going to collapse.

21 August 2011: Equity Weekly looks at the “National Workshop on Labor Migration and Trafficking: Identifying Challenges and Collaborating for Change,” organized by The Asia Foundation.

06 February 2011: For more than a year now an Australian company has been rehabilitating Cambodia's freight train system. Currently, thousands of tons of cement from Kampot province are transported to Phnom Penh by train each week, and when the work is finished, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam will all be linked by train. Many challenges lay ahead for those who are bringing train transportation back to this country, including what to do with the thousands of people who have built homes mere metres from the once-abandoned railroad tracks. Equity Weekly looks at the progress and the problems in Cambodia's railway resurgence.