KABUL minister on Sunday.
Asadullah Hanif Balkhi, the acting education minister, on Saturday spoke at a conference named ‘Civic Accountability, Public Service Delivery Reform and Anti-Corruption Efforts’, organized by the Democracy International (DI) here.
He said currently work on 500 schools’ construction projects, despite their money was provided, had been at standstill across the country.
He said the MoE investigations had found rampant corruption in the projects, claiming the amounts allotted for the projects had . . .
