Fellow Countryman

  22 June 2019

March 8, the Day We Do Not Talk About Women's Problems

What does respect for women truly mean in a society shaped by hardship? We explore how, in Afghanistan, women are central to family and community life, yet decades of war, displacement, and inequality have stripped many of their rights and stability, leaving deep social and psychological scars. We …

  30 March 2019

Ministry of Transport in the framework of corruption and the rule of law

Tune in as we speak directly to the heart of Afghanistan, confronting hard truths with honesty and conviction. We reflect on how years of war have scarred every part of life, while urging each of us—whatever our role—to act with integrity and accountability. We take you inside the Ministry of Trans…

  23 February 2019

Girls Escape in Herat

Tuned into the voices of Afghanistan, we confront the stark realities hidden behind daily life. We hear how years of war and entrenched customs have pushed many women and girls into cycles of forced marriage, violence and, in desperation, flight from home—sometimes ending in prison rather than safe…

  26 January 2019

Teaching books with the spirit of Pakistani national values in private schools in Kabul

Tune in as we explore powerful voices from Afghanistan, where faith, identity and education collide in unexpected ways. We reflect on how years of conflict have shaped attitudes and eroded a sense of national responsibility, while raising serious concerns about private schools in Kabul using so‑cal…

  19 January 2019

Where Is My Name?

What happens when a name becomes a source of shame rather than identity? We confront the quiet injustice in Afghanistan where many women are denied even the dignity of being called by their own names, known instead only through their relationships to men. Through a striking poem and real voices, we…

  28 July 2018

Afghan Customs a Place of Show the Power

Behind the daily headlines, we uncover how power struggles among influential officials have turned Afghanistan’s customs system into a battleground for corruption. We examine how under‑valued imports, missing revenues, and collusion between traders and officials have cost the country vast sums, whi…

  7 July 2018

Embezzlement of 87 million afghanis in Teachers town of Herat

Tune in as we confront the hard truths shaping Afghanistan today. We examine how decades of war have not only scarred the land but also altered attitudes, weakening trust, accountability, and a sense of public duty. From the return of refugees who brought back flawed administrative practises to the…

  30 June 2018

Exposing Mischiefs at Kabul School of Education

Hear the truth behind the headlines as we uncover a troubling story from Afghanistan, where hope for peace is repeatedly overshadowed by corruption. We reflect on how years of war continue to scar the nation, while officials entrusted with shaping young minds betray that trust through fraud and gre…

  3 March 2018

Girls Who Lose Their Right to Marry

What happens when tradition begins to harm rather than help? We explore how certain customs in Afghanistan, though long accepted in some communities, can lead to conflict, inequality and deep personal suffering, particularly through the practise of forced marriage. We highlight how young women and …

  17 February 2018

Transport Offices pocket 90% of the profits

Behind the bustle of Kabul’s transport gates, we uncover a troubling story of corruption in Afghanistan that is quietly draining public funds. We examine how officials manipulate commission receipts, alter records across multiple copies, and divert vast sums—sometimes over 90 per cent—away from the…

  24 February 2018

A Maternity Hospital That Has a New Problem Everyday

Step into a stark portrait of life in Afghanistan, where the legacy of war and corruption has eroded trust and dignity in public services. We hear powerful first-hand accounts from a Herat maternity hospital, where overcrowding, neglect, and distressing conditions leave mothers and families struggl…

  28 October 2017

Dangerous Clinics

Step into a stark portrayal of life in Afghanistan, where the echoes of past order clash with the realities left by years of conflict and corruption. We reflect on a time when cities were clean, clinics well-kept, and respect guided daily life, before decay set into public services and even medical…

  21 October 2017

Afghan Women's Self-Burning

A stark reality unfolds as we explore how years of conflict in Afghanistan have left deep scars on families and, most profoundly, on women. We examine how war, poverty, forced marriage and entrenched inequality have driven many women into severe psychological distress, with alarming rates of self-h…

  14 October 2017

expairy products In Capital city.

What happens when hardship becomes routine and conscience starts to fade? We confront the harsh realities facing people in Afghanistan, from years of conflict eroding unity and dignity to the everyday struggles caused by corruption and neglect. We highlight how expired and unsafe food is openly sol…

  26 July 2014

Self Awarded Priviieges Of MPs

What happens when those meant to serve the public quietly vote to serve themselves? We examine how Afghanistan’s parliament passed a controversial law granting members lifelong perks—state jobs, 25% salaries after office, diplomatic passports, housing, security, and even annual Hajj quotas—while or…

  24 May 2014

Parliament

  26 April 2014

Corruption

  12 April 2014

Dowry and the High Cost of Weddings

  31 May 2014

Business of Medicine

  22 February 2014

Harassment Of Women and Girls In The Streets