Wahidullah Amani
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The country’s poorest people, the nomadic Kuchis, feel they will not be adequately represented in the new legislature.
Looted and smuggled antiques spanning the country's history are slowly returning to Kabul, thanks to the efforts of one man.
Stories of ballot-rigging emerge at vote-counting centres across the country.
President Karzai’s decision to scrap the version he had only just approved reopens the dispute.
The authorities in Kabul have provoked a storm over plans to build new homes for returning refugees.
While millions have signed up to participate in October’s presidential election, opposition and ignorance about the process remain strong.
Traffic congestion and rising accident rates have prompted the authorities to take action.
A few minutes broadcast nationwide may be the only chance candidates get to reach potential voters, but not all of them realise it.
Even conservative presidential candidates are making a bid to attract female voters, but has anyone’s programme gone far enough?
Despite peaceful vote, a rights group warns that the rule of the gun still persists and that dangers lie ahead.