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Poverty drives educated youths in Ghor to migrate to Iran

Educated youths in western Ghor province say they are trying to leave the country due to joblessness and poverty and ask the Islamic Emirate to establish the government as soon as possible to help people find jobs. Some…

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Paktia residents urge Taliban to let people vote

Residents of southeastern Paktia province on Tuesday asked Taliban insurgents to allow people to cast their vote in next week’s presidential election. The residents also urged the rebels to cooperate with Independent Election Commission (IEC) officials besides permitting…

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300 Daesh-recruited youth being trained in Darzab

Three hundred youths, who recently joined Daesh militants, are receiving training in the Darzab district of northwestern Jawzjan province, officials said on Thursday. Baz Mohammad Dawar, acting administrative chief for Darzab, told Pajhwok Afghan News the militant outfit…

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Ludo game – a new addiction upon Kabul youth

A fast increasing number of youth play Ludo game online in capital Kabul, wasting their time amid claims the game is used to gamble. The Ludo game has recently become popular among a large number of Kabul youth…

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Hundreds of Nimroz youth deprived of higher education

The absence of a government-run university has deprived a large number of youthof higher educationin northwestern Nimroz province, school graduates complained on Tuesday. Khalid is one of those who graduated from high school but could not continue higher…

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From Nimroz, a risky route to riches in Europe

“I wanted to make it to Europe but faced many problems on the way and couldn’t reach my dreamland. Even if I am killed, I won’t give up my mission.” Shamsuddin, hailing from western Farah province, told Pajhwok…

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Pak-Afghan youth forum stresses cordial bilateral relations

The Pak-Afghan youth second conference commenced on Saturday in Islamabad aimed at removing grievances and developing cordial ties between the two neighbouring countries. Samina Imtiaz, head of the Peace Education. “We want to bring the two countries closer…