Illegal Checkpoints Enrage Travellers
Drivers are sick of being forced to pay levies and bribes simply to pass from one part of Afghanistan to another.
Drivers are sick of being forced to pay levies and bribes simply to pass from one part of Afghanistan to another.
Security chiefs vow to pursue “saboteurs” as explosions continue to shake the capital.
Afghanistan’s provincial midwives are to be professionally trained in a bid to cut the country’s horrifying childbirth mortality rates.
Authorities hope accurate demographic data will help them rebuild their war-ravaged country.
Exiled Ismailis returning to their homes in the north find little has changed since end of Taleban era.
Non-Muslim minorities are finding it hard to integrate their children into Islamic schools.
Female law enforcers may soon be back on the streets of Kabul but lingering conservative attitudes mean they won’t be in uniform.
International agencies are working to clear Afghanistan’s former battlefields, as landmines continue to claim victims.
A supreme court ruling may result in a new dilemma for President Hamed Karzai.
Afghans believe that the reconstruction of the famous Bamiyan Buddhas could prove to be an important, symbolic step towards the country's recovery.