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Badakhshan residents demand practical steps to cut prices

A number of residents of northeastern Badakhshan province complain about increased food and raw material prices, saying a catastrophe was imminent if prices were not controlled ahead of winter. However, officials in the province say food prices have…

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Public-private partnership only solution to joblessness: Zaki

KABUL Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) officials on Tuesday asked the government to come up with measures to overcome increasing joblessness and decreasing investment in the country. ACCI deputy head Khan Jan Alokozay told a meeting in Kabul that…

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Unemployment, poverty giving rise to AIDS: AAFTU

Poverty, unemployment and lack of public awareness are major causes of increased HIV/AIDS cases in Afghanistan, the All Afghanistan Federation of Trade Union (AAFTU) chief said on Wednesday. Dr. Mohammad Liaqat Adil, speaking at a conference “Let’s rescue our work…

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Joblessness surges under unity govt: Labourers

A number of labourers in capital Kabul complain joblessness has increased during the past two years and they are unable find work for a week in a month. The joblessness has forced them into borrowing money from friends,…

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Kabul rally sees joblessness behind migration

KABUL. Criticising government’s policies in this regard, the protestors who had gathered in front of the parliament house in Darul Aman area of capital Kabul demanded the government address the issue. Unemployment has pushed many youth into drug addiction and…

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Unemployment most formidable challenge after insecurity

KABUL sector. The survey has been conducted by Afghan Institute for Strategic Studies (AISS) in Kabul, Herat, Bamyan, Badghis, Badakhshan, Nangarhar, Kunar, Jawzjan, Parwan, Kandahar, Balkh and Kunduz provinces. The institute had interviewed more than 1,226 people of whom 69…