Community TV Comes to Helmand
The government has set up a new local television channel, but in a conflict-torn province, there may not be enough electricity to keep it running.
The government has set up a new local television channel, but in a conflict-torn province, there may not be enough electricity to keep it running.
Allegations in an Afghan parliamentary report that British forces are actively promoting strife reflects lingering suspicions of a country many still see as a historical enemy.
Little consensus on whether group claiming to want to improve Islamic education poses a danger.
A spate of murders and kidnappings is denting the economic prospects of a formerly stable part of Afghanistan.
Late summer sees farmers decamp to the fields to gather a rich harvest.
Insurgents strike with apparent impunity, and promise an intensifying campaign of attacks.
IWPR provide portrait of everyday life in the most war-torn province in the country.
Although the insurgents’ demands look impossible, some analysts say there might be scope for beginning a dialogue.
The age-old custom of marrying off pairs of brothers and sisters between families is designed to cement ties and save money, but it has tragic consequences when one of the marriages goes wrong.