Browsing by Author "Shamila Ramjawan"

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Bridging Traditions and Technology: The Evolving Landscape of Business Communication in Cambodia
(CamEd Business School, June 1, 2025) Shamila Ramjawan
Cambodia, a Southeast Asian nation rich in culture and history, has witnessed a remarkable transformation over the past few decades. From post-conflict reconstruction to rapid economic growth, the country’s business environment has evolved significantly. As Cambodia integrates more deeply into regional and global markets, the need for effective business communication has never been more critical. This evolution is not merely about the adoption of modern tools and technologies; it is also about reconciling traditional communication norms with the demands of an increasingly interconnected business landscape.
Economic and Social Impact of Thalassemia in Cambodia: Challenges and Strategic Solutions
(CamEd Business School, December 1, 2024) Shamila Ramjawan
Thalassemia, a hereditary blood disorder characterized by abnormal hemoglobin production, presents significant health challenges in various regions worldwide, including Cambodia. This genetic condition leads to the destruction of red blood cells, causing anemia and other severe complications. In Cambodia, thalassemia affects thousands of people annually, with a significant number of cases identified in younger populations. Awareness and understanding of thalassemia in Cambodia have gradually increased over the past decade thanks to efforts by health organizations, government initiatives, and international collaborations. However, despite these efforts, the management and treatment of thalassemia face significant obstacles. Severe thalassemia diseases are a major health problem in Southeast Asia.