Politics

Conflict minerals bleed the exchequer

توسط - Conflict minerals bleed the exchequer

The government loses revenue worth 30 million USD to illegal mining that profits the Taleban. Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industries Abdul Bari Rahman calculates 80 percent of mining including of semi-precious and precious stones, is lost to the government. ...

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Poisoned by make-up

توسط - Poisoned by make-up

Spurious cosmetics are widely sold in Afghanistan. The Ministry of Public Health says local companies produce only 5 percent of cosmetics sold country-wide. The rest comes from neighbours like Pakistan, China, Iran, India and Turkey. ...

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Women’s and blue cage

توسط - Women’s and blue cage

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Mother, better than Leaf of trees! happy Mother’s Day!

توسط - Mother, better than Leaf of trees! happy Mother’s Day!

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Mother sign of kindness

توسط - Mother sign of kindness

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Poor child’s

توسط - Poor child’s

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Little victor, In pinch of poverty

توسط - Little victor, In pinch of poverty

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abul Nomad children deprived of welfare

توسط - abul Nomad children deprived of welfare

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Politics

Back to square one

توسط - Back to square one

Farmers have returned to opium cultivation in 20 provinces – a setback to nearly 14 years of efforts to eradicate the root of the world’s biggest source of heroin. Poppy fields are flourishing in Helmand and also in other provinces like Kandahar, Farah, Uruzgan, Nimroz, Herat, Zabul, Badakhshan, Nangarhar, Daikundi, Baghlan, Laghman, Faryab, ...

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Fresh impetus to the fight against corruption

توسط - Fresh impetus to the fight against corruption

The arrest of two senior officials for corruption in the Kabul Municipality has been widely reported as evidence of the government’s efforts to counter corruption. President Ashraf Ghani has also reshuffled some 40 high-ranking officials in the Attorney General’s Office (AG’s Office) and heads of provincial appeals courts. ...