Amanullah Nasrat

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Champions of free enterprise argue that the Afghan government should leave the economy to the market, but face resistance over fears of job losses.

18 Nov 05

It seems that if anything remains still for a moment, an election poster will be plastered on it.

18 Nov 05

With votes still being counted to decide who will sit in the new parliament, there is still no building for it to meet in.

18 Nov 05

Money matters more than road skills when it comes to getting a licence in Kabul

21 Oct 05

Leading educationalists object to a private school conducting all its classes in English.

21 Oct 05

A local man has spent his life developing original solutions to everyday problems.

3 Mar 05

The recent collapse of a hospital being renovated by a Chinse company raises questions about the competency of foreign firms being hired.

3 Mar 05

Dr Abdul Satar Sirat, a former adviser to King Zahir Shar and an Islamic scholar, is campaigning as a symbol of national unity.

3 Mar 05

Many Afghans aren’t quite sure what to do with the political advertisements still visible across the capital.

2 Mar 05

Voters in the central Afghan province now await the results of the presidential ballot.

2 Mar 05

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