KABUL had been sold in the market, earning 20 companies and some government officials more than $1 billion in untaxed profit.
Mohammad Naeem Lalai Hameedzai, who heads the Wolesi Jirga commission on counter-narcotics, told reporters here that the 20 contractors had provided only 10 percent of the imported fuel to foreign forces over the past four years and sold the rest in the open market.
He said some Afghan companies, including National Fuel Corporation, General Logistics . . .
