AFTER THE WAR

Sep 23, 2011, 8:46:00 AM

Cambodia was a nation ravaged by war in the '70s and 80's but now this country in Indochina, a former French colony has turned the corner and is looking to the future. Tennis is playing a small part in helping this...
Cambodia was a nation ravaged by war in the '70s and 80's but now this country in Indochina, a former French colony has turned the corner and is looking to the future. Tennis is playing a small part in helping this nation with its young, in age, population, look to the future and provide hope but the funds are not great in continuing to promote the sport. We Are Tennis sat down with Tep Rithivit, General Secretary of the Cambodian Tennis Federation and discovered a rather moving story.

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