KANDAHAR CITY (Pajhwok): Food and fuel prices have sharply increased in southern Kandahar province over the past three months and local people complain they are unable to buy daily use items.
The price-hike comes after the political change in the country rendered tens of thousands of people unemployed. The economic situation of the country has been affected before the cold winter approaches.
Kandahar people say there is no price control mechanism, with the rates of each commodity increasing from 50 percent to 90 percent which faced them with huge troubles.
Mohibullah, a resident of Kandahar City, said the price . . .
