Kabul Slowly Cleaning Up its Act
City officials seek to address capital’s increasingly serious garbage problem.
City officials seek to address capital’s increasingly serious garbage problem.
Some from the north who participated in drafting the document accuse the president of altering their work.
In a country where thousands were injured during years of wars, two organisations see sports as a way of helping improve both their bodies and spirits.
A new United Nations programme aims to provide a future for those who were forced to fight in wars at a young age.
After nine players abandon their football team during a tour of Italy, doubt is cast on whether teams will be invited to compete in western European countries again.
Some observers say eradication programme is too little too late, but farmers insist they have no alternative to growing the deadly crop.
Citizens complain that nothing in the country can be accomplished without paying someone a bribe.
Posters warning against registering for the upcoming election and threatening women who co-operate with the United Nations appear in several sites.
Politicians and workers alike are worried by the interim authority's plan to get rid off surplus ministerial staff they can no longer afford to pay.