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Afghan businesswomen, who have gone bankrupt and lost their jobs following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, urged the Islamic Emirate to pay attention to so

A number of businesswomen in Kabul say that since the fall of the previous government, many women’s businesses have gone bankrupt and most of the women have lost their jobs.

Afghan businesswomen, who have gone bankrupt and lost their jobs following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, urged the Islamic Emirate to pay attention to solve their challenges, local media reported.

Afghan businesswomen, who have gone bankrupt and lost their jobs following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, urged the Islamic Emirate to pay attention to so

Afghan businesswomen, who have gone bankrupt and lost their jobs following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, urged the Islamic Emirate to pay attention to so

The UN organizations are unable to use their funds--in US dollars--currently in accounts at Da Afghanistan Bank, because they cannot be converted into Afghan currency, Reuters reported. 

A number of businesswomen in Kabul say that since the fall of the previous government, many women’s businesses have gone bankrupt and most of the women have lost their jobs.

The UN organizations are unable to use their funds--in US dollars--currently in accounts at Da Afghanistan Bank, because they cannot be converted into Afghan currency, Reuters reported. 

While the number of orphans and unsupervised children is increasing across Afghanistan, officials said that only 9 out of 68 public orphanages are operating in the country.

The alarming drop in value of Afghanistan’s currency, the Afghani, against the dollar happens amid an economic and humanitarian crisis that has also led to a sharp increase in the price of