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Man kills brother, his wife in Mansehra Peshawar April 25, 2021 MANSEHRA: A man allegedly killed his elder brother and his wife over a petty issue in Balug Pain area here, officials said on Saturday. It was learnt that one Mohammad Daud exchanged harsh words with his brother Mohammad Fida over a petty issue and opened fire, leaving him and his wife Rabia Bibi seriously injured. They were rushed to the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital where doctors pronounced them dead. The bodies were handed over to the family following the medico-legal formalities. The police lodged a case and conducted rai...

Dostum’s Aide Accuses Govt of ‘Dictatorship’ over New Appointment Reacting to the appointment of new governor of Faryab, Babur Farahmand, a top aide to Marshal Abdul Rashid Dostum on Friday accused the government of adopting "dictatorial approach" on issues while the country is in need of national unity.   He said that democracy needs consensus and any political exploitation of the system will break it down. The government so far has not officially commented on Farahmand’s assertions. On Friday, the Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) announced that Mohammad Daud wil...

(Last Updated On: February 27, 2021) A pregnant Afghan woman who set herself on fire in a refugee camp on Lesbos island in Greece has been charged with arson and destruction of public property. The UK’s Daily Mail reported that the 26-year-old, who has not been named, suffered burns to her hands, feet and head after the incident last Sunday. The mother-of-three, who is expecting her fourth child next week, provided testimony to a prosecutor from her hospital bed. According to the Daily Mail, the woman moved her two daughters and son, who are now being cared for by their father...

(Last Updated On: February 27, 2021) Kandahar officials said on Saturday that the local unemployment rate is estimated to be at 80 percent due to the ongoing conflict that has raged for the past four months between the Taliban and the Afghan security forces in the province. “Job opportunities decreased during war without any doubt. If we say that 80 percent of youths are jobless it is correct,” said Habibullah Jailani, head of Kandahar labor and social affairs department. According to Jailani, they have been forced to appeal to international organizations for help for destit...

Over 40 Afghan security force members have been killed in fighting with the Taliban over the past 24 hours, with the majority of casualties reported in volatile areas in Kunduz, Baghlan and