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Feature: In Kabul, orphaned children are forced to support their families
KABUL, Oct. 24 (Xinhua) -- It may not be true in urban cities in other parts of the world for children to work in order to support their families, but in this capital city, it is not unusual.
Afghanistan's mineral wealth is closely tied to its future prospects
If managed well, the theory goes, the mining sector could be the backbone of a sustainable economy, fund national security, and stabilize the government.
An eye-opening New York Times article on the actual status of education in Afghanistan today
By Rod Norland
Published: July 20, 2013
Young Afghans Flock to Higher Education, but Jobs Remain Scarce
TIME.com By Mujib Mashal June 28, 2013
Kabul - By the time the gat KABUL, 21 June 2013 (IRIN) - One of the victims of last month's attack on the International Organization for Migration (IOM) compound in the Afghan capital is still to be identified - a six year old TOLOnews.com By Haseeb Maudoodi 02 June 2013 Afghan President Hami TOLOnews.com By Rafi Sediqi 14 May 2013 Less attention of internat By MEENA HASEEB - 06 May 2013, 9:00 am Khaama Press A delegation o KABUL, May 6 (Xinhua) -- The World Bank (WB) on Monday provided a grant of 100 million U.S. dollars to the Afghan government to help improve the health sector in the war-hit country, said a statemen Wall Street Journal By NATHAN HODGE April 3, 2013 BAGRAM, Afghanis If managed well, the theory goes, the mining sector could be the backbone of a sustainable economy, fund national security, and stabilize the government.
Worsening violence against children in Afghanistan
Karzai to Leave for Turkmenistan for Inauguration of Railway Project
Unemployment On the Rise In Afghanistan
India builds National Institute of Mining in Afghanistan
WB provides 100 mln USD to help Afghan health sector
As U.S. Departs, Afghan Business Dries Up
Afghanistan's mineral wealth is closely tied to its future prospects