Mohammad Jawad
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An Afghan court hands down its first war crimes conviction, but are there any more to come?
Afghanistan’s first private university opens, but most students find it is beyond their reach.
The women’s affairs ministry is trying to combat centuries of mistreatment and violence, but many are demanding more rapid results.
At seven, Jawanmard Paeez already has impressive credentials.
The first in a series of foot-bridges is intended to save Kabulis’ nerves – and lives.
Tired of waiting for government to fulfil its promises, one man is trying to help those injured during the years of conflict on his own.
Given the chance to list their accomplishments during the past year, most point the finger of blame at others as explanation for the lack of progress.
A glittering complex housing a hotel and nearly 100 expensive shops is a source of wonder for Kabul residents.
A new decree is forcing kiosk owners and pushcart operators to find other ways to do business.
Clothing and shoe manufacturers complain that they’re unable to compete with lower cost goods imported mainly from China.