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A number of the Afghan experts have demanded the President to involve the people while taking decision for the goods of the country. They have urged that it will also help both Government and the Nation to re-build their trusts in between. Experts have also stated that the necessary and …

The Afghanistan Supreme Court Office has sent thirty one dossiers for those persons involved in Kabul Bank case to appeals court in Kabul on Saturday. Officials in Supreme Court have demanded the justice and judicial departments to review their cases fairly and honestly. Afghanistan supreme court spokesman Basir Azizi also …

The Wolesi Jirga (lower house of the parliament) members have praised President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai’s move towards curbing corruption. The MPs urged the new government to take serious steps for reform in the system and also introduce the cabinet to ease people’s and government problems. The lawmakers announced their support …

At least two policemen were killed and five others were injured in a suicide blast Saturday morning in southern Helmand province, officials confirmed. The bomber wearing Police uniform detonated his explosives when the Police were searching him at the entrance of police headquarters, said the police chief Bachagul Bakhteyar. He …

National police has the ability to avoid powerful but politicians and government official’s support increase the crimes. Kabul police commander said that to avoid powerful they should be punished. General Zahir Zahir, Kabul police commander urged the government of national unity support to reduce the crimes. Meanwhile, spokesman of the …

All 5 death row inmates charged with Paghman incident and Habib Istalef, a most wanted criminal, have been executed in Kabul, officials said. The announcement was made by an official of Hajj and Religious Affairs Ministry who was quoted as saying, “We welcome the execution of perpetrators f Paghman incident.” …

The Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR, disclosed a series of letter exchanges, the administrator of the U.N. Development Program (UNDP), detailing the allegations. SIGAR expressed concern about the Afghan government’s payment of inflated salaries, and payments to “ghost employees” who never worked and said …

The Paghman rape and dacoity culprits are decided to be hanged to death in Pul-e-Charkhi Prison of Kabul. The ministry of interior affairs said that the Paghman convicts will be executed Wednesday. The interior ministry is said to consider the failure of executing these convicts will cause such crimes increase. …

The Ministry of Interior Affairs (MoI) officials strongly criticize government’s policy of exempting powerful offenders from punishment, believing impunity to criminals demoralizes the police forces. In a press conference Tuesday in Kabul, the Police Chief of Kabul, General Zahir Zahir, noted the police had the ability to curb offenders but …

Newly-elected Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is ready to handover Islamabad a senior member Pakistani Taliban being held in Afghanistan, according to Pakistan’s media agencies. Based on a report by Pak Tribune, new President Ashraf Ghani has sent a message that he was prepared to handover the Taliban Naib Amir …

The NATO and ISAF general commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Campbell, has asked the new Afghan President to eliminate political interference from the Afghan National Security Force (ANSF). Talking to reporters through a video conference at the US Defense Department, the ISAF top commander in Afghanistan stated political interferences had …

Acting Minister of Interior Affairs for Afghanistan Mohammad Daud Omarzai has said,” Afghan security forces ready to ensure security for the Eid Days to Afghan Nation at the entire country.” He had assured the Afghan Nation to celebrate their Eid Days in peaceful atmosphere. Omarzai has added that Afghan security …

Saturday was held as the first day of the Eid-e-Sayed Adah by the entire Muslims in the world and in Afghanistan the President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai with a number of Afghan high rankings have performed the Eid prayer in congregation in his presidential palace. During his speech he has admired …

A suicide bomber targeted an army bus in Gul Bagh area of Kabul, killing 3 people and wounding 10 others, security officials said. Security officials said that the suicide bomber blew himself up Thursday morning in front of an army minibus that was taking the soldiers to work. Spokesman of …

Afghanistan qualified for the final of the Asian games after beating Hong Kong in South Korea, a board official said. Afghanistan could reach victory in 8 wickets against the Hong Kong team. Cricket has been played in Afghanistan since the mid 19th century, but it is only in recent years …

A number of Wolesi Jirga (Lower House of the Parliament) members have welcomed the bilateral security agreement (BSA) signed between Kabul and Washington, and hoped the treaty would help stop foreign countries, especially Pakistan from interfering into Afghanistan. A day after the security agreement was signed between US Ambassador in …

A media supporting agency in Afghanistan, NAI, criticized the previous government for not addressing the cases of violence against journalists. NAI director Siddiqullah Tawhidi in a press conference on Wednesday said only 3 of 43 cases of violence against journalists have been addressed so far. He called on the new …

A police patrolling vehicle has come under a bomb blast attack in northern Kundoz, provincial security sources said Wednesday. The blast in a police vehicle took place around 10:30am Wednesday inside the Kundoz city, wounding 6 people, said Sayed Sarwar Hussaini, spokesman of Kundoz Police Chief. The attack on Kundoz …

At least seven people were killed and more than 15 others were wounded as a result of two separate suicide bombings early Wednesday morning in capital Kabul, officials said. The first attack occurred in the 3rd precinct of Kabul near the Kabul University when a suicide bomber in a corolla …

A number of Parliament members welcomed signing the long-delayed agreement between Kabul and Washington to allow international forces to stay in the country beyond 2014. Some of Parliament members said that the agreement should overcome all requirements of the security forces. Senators believe that if there is no attention to …