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Badghis Elders and Civil Activists Call to Reopen Girls' Schools - Vimarsana News

Badghis Elders and Civil Activists Call to Reopen Girls' Schools

Several tribal elders and civil activists in Badghis province expressed concern over the continued closure of schools for female students above the sixth grade, with some saying they are co

Badghis Elders and Civil Activists Call to Reopen Girls' Schools - Vimarsana News

Badghis Elders and Civil Activists Call to Reopen Girls' Schools

Several tribal elders and civil activists in Badghis province expressed concern over the continued closure of schools for female students above the sixth grade, with some saying they are co

Problem of Worn-Out Banknotes Persists - Vimarsana News

Problem of Worn-Out Banknotes Persists

Citizens complained that the increase of old banknotes in circulation is causing severe challenges in daily business activity.

IEA bans telecommunication companies from distributing unregistered SIM cards - Vimarsana News

IEA bans telecommunication companies from distributing unregistered SIM cards

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) has banned telecommunication companies from issuing SIM cards to the public without them being registered. Inamullah Samangani, the deputy spokesman for the IEA, said in a tweet on Monday that according to a cabinet decision, telecommunication companies will not be allowed to distribute unregistered SIM cards. The cabinet has

Turkish company looks to invest $250 million in Afghanistan: IEA - Vimarsana News

Turkish company looks to invest $250 million in Afghanistan: IEA

Afghanistan’s Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP) officials said on Thursday that a Turkish company wants to invest $250 million in Amo river oil deposits, or oil reserves in northern Afghanistan. The officials said however that a contract has not been signed yet. They also said other foreign companies are interested in investing. According to