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Last week, UN envoy discussed future engagement strategy with acting foreign minister, Central Asian and European leaders stressed over the protection of women rights while government said that efforts were underway to ensure women rights and reopen girls’ schools and universities.

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and private telecommunication companies on Sunday signed contracts worth 365 million afghanis to provide telecommunication services in remote areas. The contract was signed in the presence of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, Economic Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Communications and Information Technology Mawolvi Najibullah Haqqani. Speaking

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PARON (Pajhwok): Passengers and drivers say the potholes-ridden road between eastern Kunar and Nuristan provinces has made their lives miserable and should be fundamentally .

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Kabul, May 31(EFE).- The Taliban government is sitting on vast mineral reserves in Afghanistan in the form of lithium deposits which remain untapped due to decades of conflict in the country, drawing the interest of foreign investors, especially the Chinese. “A recent survey conducted by the previous government showed that the discovered mines of lithium …

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ASADABAD: (AIP): Seven children were wounded in separate incidents in Kamdesh and Wama districts in Nuristan province on Tuesday (May 30). A blast occurred in Kamdesh district today, leaving four children injured, Nuristan governor’s spokesman Saifuddin Latoon told AIP. In a separate inciden...

At least 42 people were killed and 54 others were injured in 13 provinces of Afghanistan due to natural disasters over the previous month, Khaama Press reported

The Chamber of Agriculture and Livestock said that the invasion of locusts, and flooding have seriously damaged the agricultural sector of the country.