Untold Story of Afghan Business Success
Business leaders in Nangarhar say production is growing despite insurgent threats.
3 Dec 13
Business leaders in Nangarhar say production is growing despite insurgent threats.
Joining a former Soviet trading bloc could mean higher prices for most imported goods.
Home-made beauty products and soft drinks cost less than originals, but who knows what goes into them?
Ingredients often sold on the black market, leaving customers with poor-quality bread.
Change means people will be allowed to buy any goods on sale without making them any more affordable.
Fears of violence mean foreigners stay away, and lack of cash slows recovery.
But critics say schemes to attract foreign investment may not be enough.
People have to endure punishing summer temperatures or pay high prices for electricity to cool themselves.