Women Builders Defy Prejudices
Pioneering women put up with stares, dust and fumes to help rebuild the capital’s roads.
Pioneering women put up with stares, dust and fumes to help rebuild the capital’s roads.
Without a husband or a home, they are often vulnerable to abuse.
Thousands of refugees come home to find that local commanders have expropriated their property.
The shift to a NATO-led force means more troops will be available to provide much-needed security.
The continued presence of armed men under the control of local commanders raises the stakes in elections scheduled for this fall.
Security and fair representation a common theme in policy statements from three of the presidential contenders.
President Hamid Karzai is tipped to win the October 9 election – but will the poll be fair?
While millions have signed up to participate in October’s presidential election, opposition and ignorance about the process remain strong.
While their numbers are still few, women are once again joining the police force.
The recent collapse of a hospital being renovated by a Chinse company raises questions about the competency of foreign firms being hired.