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Afghan aid delivery: SIGAR raises compliance issues

The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) says two bureaus have failed to provide enough documents to determine that Afghanistan programmes complied with States vetting guidance.

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IEA, Ghani administrations benefited from US humanitarian aid: SIGAR

Both the former Ghani administration and the current Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) controlled government benefitted from US aid by imposing taxes, fees, duties, and utilities on implementing partners as a condition of operating in Afghanistan, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) said in its latest report.

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State Dept refuses to work with SIGAR: Sopko

The State Department has refused to work with the government watchdog overseeing assistance in Afghanistan, says the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR). US taxpayers have given $2.5 billion in humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan since the chaotic…

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SIGAR claims IEA interfering in NGOs work, govt denies

The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has said Afghanistan’s central bank lacks independence from the caretaker government and adequate safeguards against money laundering and terrorism financing. In its quarterly report, the US watchdog told the US…

Information about UN operations in Afghanistan disclosed: Sopko

A US watchdog says it has disclosed to Congress information about diversion and control of international humanitarian assistance by the acting Afghanistan government. “We have just uncovered, as part of our response to the House Foreign Relations Committee,…

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IEA facing increasing challenges to their rule: SIGAR

The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has said the Islamic Emirate is facing increasing challenges to its authority primarily from Daesh and various resistance groups. In its quarterly report, the US watchdog said the UNSC in…

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SIGAR new report outlines factors behind ANDF collapse

The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) in its final version of a new report on why the US-trained Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDF) collapsed outlined many factors that paved the way for the…

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SIGAR blames ANDSF collapse on flawed US pullout

The collapse of Afghan National Defence Security and Security Forces (ANDSF) was triggered by Washington’s lack of proper planning, policies and resources. In a damning report released on Monday, the Special the Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR)…

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US provides $1.1b in aid to Afghans since political change

The United States has provided $1.1 billion in assistance to Afghanistan since August 2021, Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) said on Wednesday. SIGAR, on its twitter handle said, the US remains Afghanistan’s single largest donor, having…

Republicans write to SIGAR seeking information about US withdrawal

Two Republican lawmakers have sent a letter to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) to provide documents and information about US forces’ chaotic withdrawal. James Comer, the ranking member on the House Oversight Committee, and Glen…

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Trade with Pakistan: Afghanistan records $79m surplus

Afghanistan has recorded a surplus of $79 million in trade with neighbouring Pakistan, says a US watchdog. In its latest quarterly report, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan (SIGAR) said the trade surplus was registered between July 2021…

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US spends nearly $800 million in Afghanistan since withdrawal

The United States spent nearly $800 million in Afghanistan since chaotically leaving the country in August last year. “I think it’s close to $800 million that we’ve spent in Afghanistan since the collapse of the government last August,”…

US withdrawal, Doha Pact main factors behind ANDSF collapse: SIGAR

The single most important factor in the collapse of Afghanistan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) was the signing of Doha Agreement and US withdrawal from Afghanistan, US Special Inspector General For Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has said in…

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Most people who lost jobs worked with foreigners: Official

Following a report from the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) that claimed over 500,000 Afghan workers lost their jobs in the third quarter of 2021, a government official on Monday said most of those who lost…

Afghanistan: State Dept, Pentagon accused of cover-up

The State and Defense departments have been accused of withholding critical information about their work in Afghanistan from Congress and the public. John Sopko, US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, assailed the two institutions while addressing a…

Afghan govt, security forces under threat: US watchdog

With foreign forces leaving, the Afghan government and security forces face a serious threat from Taliban insurgents, a us watchdog warned on Thursday. In its latest quarterly report, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) painted a…

Militant attacks in Afghanistan spike 37pc this quarter

Militant attacks in Afghanistan spiked nearly 37 per cent from January 1 to March 21 this year, compared to the same quarter last year, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction SIGAR said on Thursday. In a quarterly…

Afghan forces far from self-reliant, says Sopko

Despite years of training and investment from global partners, Afghan security forces there are not yet self-reliant, says the head of a US watchdog. The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction said: “Achieving our counterterrorism reconstruction objectives depend…

SIGAR lists high-risk Afghanistan areas

US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) in its latest report has said that security remains the most crucial and enduring high-risk area because the Taliban have not significantly changed their tactics. The report says high levels…

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