Voter Card Fraud Fears
Distribution of voter cards opens the way for possible widespread fraud in forthcoming election.
Distribution of voter cards opens the way for possible widespread fraud in forthcoming election.
New law pits the government against local charities in the fight to claim foreign aid.
The government is accused of shifting regional chiefs from job to job because it is too scared to fire important players.
The rate of casualties from landmines has eased, but shows little sign of falling further, leaving new generations maimed by past wars.
Young people flock to computing and English language courses, seen as key to a future in well-paying jobs.
Afghanistan’s only election helpline fields hundreds of calls a day from puzzled voters.
Threats, intimidation and apparent flouting of election rules are undermining faith in the process and raising fears for the future.
Nomad women try to hold families together under tough conditions.
Afghan analysts believe Pakistan does not want to see a strong government in their country.