KABUL (Pajhwok): Some print media outlets have resumed their operation after two years of the fall of the republic regime when majority of the media outlets shut their offices.
According to the information from the Afghanistan Independent Journalists Union (AIJU), before regime change in the country 79 print media outlets were operating but after regime change all of them stopped their operation.
In the past one year, the AIJU, said 42 print media outlets resumed their operation out of which nine are private outlets while the remaining are state-run outlets.
Abdullah Tatar, director Anis Daily, told Pajhwok Afghan News . . .
