Muhammad Hassan Khetab

KABUL Afghanistan chief on Tuesday asked his supporters to spare non-combatants. In his Eid message, Eng. Gulbadin Hekmatyar hoped foreign troops would have left the

KABUL): In the wake of deadly suicide attacks and bomb explosions in eastern Nangarhar province this week, the Ministry of Interior (MoI) has decided to

KABUL): The death toll from monsoon flooding that hit nearly a dozen provinces has reached 75, with the most fatalities occurring in Sarobi district of

KABUL): The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) on Saturday said it was in talks with two international corporations on sending the first-ever Afghan

KABUL services delivery, officials said on Saturday. To the effect, an agreement was signed between the Ministries of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) and the

KABUL) members by President Karzai, but alleged those who proposed them had connections with the government. The parties warned the government against any interference in

KABUL): A journalist on Saturday accused the governor of central Parwan province, Abdul Basir Salangi, of beating him in front of his friends at a

KABUL): The Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology plans to extend telecom services to 480,000 people in remote areas, despite security concerns, an official said

KABUL): Chief of Army Staff Gen. Sher Mohammad Karimi has urged Afghan soldiers to pay special attention to keeping their weapons in working condition. Afghanistan

KABUL out of the current turmoil, political analysts stressed on Thursday, calling for a system that enjoyed public confidence. Speaking at a gathering titled “Afghanistan

KABUL): The Ministry of Interior (MoI) announced on Monday the private companies providing security for foreign military bases would be dissolved soon. But the licenses

KABUL) at the Kabul Police Training Centre. The training centre commander, Brig. Gen. Abdul Baseer Syedkheli, said at a ceremony held in this regard that