KABUL (Pajhwok): Mobile phone and computer sellers in capital Kabul say their sales have fallen by more than 80 percent since the collapse of the previous administration.
Following the recent political changes in the country, the US froze the country's foreign exchange reserves, international aids was cut off and economic problems increased in Afghanistan.
Most vendors in the market are complaining about declining sales and income and are worried that their businesses would face stagnation if no improvements are made.
KarimullahNahibzai, marketing in-charge at Khaplwak Mobile Phone Company, talking to Pajhwok Afghan News said, "I have been working . . .
