KABUL (Pajhwok): Two rival tribes have reconciled, ending their 25 years old enmity as a result of mediation by tribal elders in the Arghandab district of southern Zabul province.
The Ministry of Borders and Tribal Affairs tweeted that the feud between the two tribes ended with the mediation from provincial officials and tribal elders.
The ministry said that the enmity between the two tribes had surfaced 25 years ago with one person had been killed, but eventually it ended through mediation in a friendly gathering.
Sahar Akhundzada, director borders and tribal affairs in Zabul, spoke about the value of peace . . .
