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The order came in a statement from the Taliban’s Virtue and Vice Ministry.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Afghanistan's Taliban rulers ordered all female presenters on TV channels to cover their faces on air, the country's biggest

Afghanistan's Taliban rulers have reportedly issued an order saying that female television presenters must cover their faces when appearing on programs.

Afghanistans Taliban rulers ordered all female presenters on TV channels to cover their faces on air, the countrys biggest media outlet said Thursday.

Female anchors post pictures of themselves being ‘erased’ on orders of virtue and vice ministry

Afghan media companies seek to remain independent but it can be hard to refuse Taliban members on shows, who then share their radical views. -/1TV/dpaTaliban chief spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid, the best-known member of the militant group, was first seen on televisions around the world in August 2...

Tolo's sister television networks made their mark on the Afghan media scene with a diverse line-up of hard-hitting news and cutting-edge entertainment options. But as Afghans tune in on World Press Freedom Day, they won't be getting the full picture.

BBC Pashtu reported on Sunday that the broadcaster’s news bulletins in the Pashto, Persian and Uzbek languages had been taken off air in Afghanistan.

In a surprise development in the bankruptcy of Moby Lines, the Aponte family that controls MSC and t...

The Taliban have released three employees of Afghanistan’s largest television station who were detained over a report that the country’s new rulers had banned all broadcasts of foreign drama series, a channel executive said Friday. Three staffers from TOLO TV were taken from the station on Thursday evening, according to Khpalwak Sapai, head of TOLONews…