Candidates Fail to Exploit Power of Radio
A few minutes broadcast nationwide may be the only chance candidates get to reach potential voters, but not all of them realise it.
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?
As fears of Taleban attacks fade, election day is marred by arguments over disappearing ink.
Stricken reporter finds conditions poor and medicines costly at Kabul hospital.
Observers and political agents keep a close watch as ballot papers brought in by donkey are sorted ahead of the final count.
Officials blame crossed wires as reason why some reporters were prevented from observing the voting process.
In at least two provinces, female voters outnumbered their male counterparts.
Despite peaceful vote, a rights group warns that the rule of the gun still persists and that dangers lie ahead.
Village mullahs say only religious leaders should be allowed to choose the nation’s leader.
Voters in the central Afghan province now await the results of the presidential ballot.