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Poverty takes Eid celebration away from us: Cobbler Habibullah - Vimarsana News

Poverty takes Eid celebration away from us: Cobbler Habibullah

Habibullah, 40, works as a cobbler at a corner of Aibak City, the capital of northern Samangan province, said that the Eid festival is not for less fortunate and vulnerable people because his biggest dream was to arrange livelihood for his family.

Fatema seeks government support for women's businesses promotion   – Pajhwok Afghan News - Vimarsana News

Fatema seeks government support for women's businesses promotion   – Pajhwok Afghan News

AIBAK (Pajhwok): Businesswoman Fatima Sherzad has expressed her concern about the future of her business due to the low-sale of  products she produces and asked relevant government authorities to support businesswomen.

Government urged to control coal, firewood rates - Vimarsana News

Government urged to control coal, firewood rates

AIBAK (Pajhwok): Some residents in northern Samangan province have complained against the high prices of fuel especially coal in this province and asked the acting government to pay attention in reducing the price of these materials.

Arbitrary sale of medicines in village shops irks Samanganis - Vimarsana News

Arbitrary sale of medicines in village shops irks Samanganis

AIBAK (Pajhwok): A number of residents of rural areas in northern Samangan province have expressed concern about what they say unauthorized sale of medicines in

Aibak township dwellers decry lack of basic amenities - Vimarsana News

Aibak township dwellers decry lack of basic amenities

Some residents of a township in northern Samangan say they lack access to basic services such as school, health centres, clean drinking water and electricity, but officials vow to solve their problems.