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Ghazni residents

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Ghazni residents urge restoration of historic Nai fort

Residents of Qarabagh district in southern Ghazni province have urged the authorities to restore the historic Nai Fort, saying that its renovation could attract tourists and generate income for local communities.

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Ghazni residents build school at own cost

The residents of Ghazni City’s Amir Mohammad Khan locality in southern Ghazni province have laid down the foundation stone of a school building at their personal expenses. Haji Zaki, a representative of the locality, told Pajhwok Afghan…

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Ghazni residents lay foundation stone of school building

Using their own money, residents of Azad Khan Qala area of Ghazni city, the capital of southern Ghazni province, have laid the foundation stone of a school building. Jibrael Azadzoi, a resident of the area, told Pajhwok…

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Ghazni residents want work on airport resumed  

The residents of the southern Ghazni province have demanded the completion of the construction work of airport that witnessed years of delay. The airport upon its completion will facilitate thousands of residents who work in abroad countries and…

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Ghazni residents rally against passengers’ looting, sexual abuse

Residents of southern Ghazni province on Tuesday protested against what they claimed armed robbers sexually abused three women-Kandahar highway. The protestors closed the highway against traffic for few hours, alleging the robbers took away three women…

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Grid access to benefit Ghazni residents, private sector

KABUL said on Thursday, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) intended to increase further over the coming months, a statement from USAID said.  It would nearly double Ghazni’s locally-generated capacity and would supply about 7,500 existing connections. On January 4, President…

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Unable to pay bribes, residents approach Taliban for justice

Most residents of southern Ghazni province refer their cases to Taliban courts, largely due to widespread corruption in judicial organs. People have to take their legal cases to the Taliban, because the provincial judiciary is corrupt, head…