The new government has promised to solve the country’s chronic power shortage. But state electricity supplier Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat says it is owed millions of Afghanis by government offices. ...
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Government control of remote districts in a few provinces is seriously threatened by the Taleban. Unless security forces take immediate steps the situation may slip out of government hands. ...
The High Office of Oversight and Anti-corruption (HOOAC) has sent 355 dossiers to the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) that includes 21 dossiers of high ranking officials including acting ministers in the new government. ...
New President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai has set a brisk pace for himself. He has reopened the investigation into the collapse of the Kabul Bank, and promised in the first 100 days to launch administrative reforms, ...
Efforts to check vehicular pollution with the use of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has met with considerable success but poor quality imported kits are the reason behind a number of fatal accidents. An investigation: ...
While the process of disarming local commanders has stretched over six years little has changed on the ground in Kunduz, Ghazni and Bamyan. ...
A non-governmental group, New Afghanistan Women Association (NAWA), says crimes against women and children have increased because of continued official indifference and a law enforcement system that looks the other way to help the perpetrators. ...