اشرف غني احمدزی | Prominent Afghan politician, currently the Chairman of the Institute for State Effectiveness and the head of the Afghan transition commission.
2 Dear brother I am not voting against any body I am just voting for Ghani even you people are voting against Mr.Ghani I think you should just vote for your candidate, Snap
2 Dear Mr.Shekeb let me tell you that you are saying such things witch only your heart says and let me tell you that there is no prove that he has done like this so just, Snap
1 After Karzai Mr Ghani is acceptable.
Karzai knows how to deal with Afg's enemies and fellows nd neighborhood countries., Fazal
1 U stole $150 milion by sending it to ur personal account, so the people of Afghanistan will nerver trust u anymore!, shekeb
1 ghani told them that they can’t get room bcz they are from panjsher. U think he can be the president? Never! and he can't be a national personality!, shekeb
1 He is not a real Afghan. He is already sold., shekeb
August 16, 2009, Kabul — Dr. Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai proved he is the most qualified of all the candidates to be Afghanistan’s next president during tonight’s second national debate on RTA and Radio Azaadi. Ghani demonstrated both his expertise in the issues facing Afghanistan and his passion for improving the daily lives of all Afghans.
Ghani is the only presidential candidate to have participated in both national presidential debates, reflecting his commitment to the democratic process and his campaign’s growing momentum. Tonight’s debate comes on top of the ...
A Ten-Year Framework for Afghanistan: Executive Summary
Describing the situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan as increasingly perilous, President Obama has committed his administration to enhancing the military, governance, and economic capacity of the two countries. On March 27, 2009, President Obama announced plans to launch a new strategy in the region:
To succeed, we and our friends and allies must reverse the Taliban’s gains and promote a more capable and accountable Afghan government. . . . Afghanistan has an elected government, but it is undermined by corruption and has ...
Ashraf Ghani’s vision impresses, but most of electorate can’t read, let alone crunch numbers
August 11, 2009
Rosie DiManno
KABUL
He looks like Gandhi or, more accurately, Gandhi as Oscar-portrayed by Ben Kingsley.
The wardrobe is invariably shalwar-kameez traditional, deliberate counter-optics to his widely critiqued image as made-in-the-West bespoke banker/bureaucrat, a candidate who had to renounce his American citizenship in order to run for Afghanistan’s presidency.
He writes books about economics, was most recently chancellor of Kabul University, received serious ...
26 inmates freed during first day of Bagram prison transfer The full responsibility of Bagram prison was handed over to the Afghan government on Monday after US troops handed over around 4,000 prisoners to Afghan security forces during the Afghan year 1391. According to reports around 100 prisoners are currently kept by US troops and are due to be handed over to Afghan security forces Read the full article...
Your Guide to the Afghan Election Torn by war and insurgency, Afghanistan votes for its next president tomorrow, choosing from among 37 candidates. NPR profiles the frontrunners: Hamid Karzai. The incumbent, a member of Afghanistan’s largest ethnic group, was elected in 2005 amid a swell of international backing. But lately the former activist’s popularity has been...
Afghan journalists humiliated in eastern Paktia province Afghan journalists in eastern Paktia province criticized the humiliating act of provincial officials for ousting them from a formal meeting in this province. The journalists also complained that they were invited by provincial officials to cover the meeting but were humiliated and were taken out half an hour after the participants of the meeting decided Read the full article...
Afghan Army take security lead in Herat province Afghan Security forces during the second phase of security transition received the security responsibilities for a number of additional regions in western Herat province. According to local authorities, Afghan security forces received the responsibilities of all districts from NATO-led International Security Assistance Force except Chesht Sharif and Obe districts. Chief of the Afghan Security Transition Read the full article...
