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Add: V-137, Street-6, Phase, 4, District 6, Add: V-137, Street-6, Phase, 4, District 6, Shahrak Omed Sabz, Kabul Shahrak Omed Sabz, Kabul Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: 0093 (799) 005019/777-005019 Phone: 0093 (799) 005019/777-005019 www.outlookafghanistan.net www.thedailyafghanistan.com Back Page October 25, 2016 Ghazni Kandahar Jalalabad Clear Clear Clear Mazar Clear Herat Clear Bamayan Clear Kabul Clear Daily Outlook 28°C 18°C 21°C 14°C 18°C 13°C 18°C Weather 6°C °C °C 16°C 3°C 8°C 2 -1 5°C Forcast 370 Militants Killed in Dostum Accuses Ghazni: Official President of Nepotism KABUL - The first Vice Presi- Logar [province], then you dent Abdul Rashid Dostum are very good,” he said. on Monday accused Presi- Meanwhile, Ghani’s special GHAZNI - Up to 370 Taliban past 20 days around provincial dent Ashraf Ghani of nepo- envoy for reform and good militants had been killed over capital Ghazni city, Deyak, tism and said people from governance, Ahmad Zia the past 20 days in the east- Andar and Giro districts and the president’s ethnic group Massoud, at a gathering in ern Ghazni province and the the enemies conspiracy to gain are important to him, but Panjshir province accused armed outfit’s design to over- ground has been foiled,” Matin those from his province are government of nepotism and run the province has been told reporters at a press confer- even more important. politicizing the state organi- thwarted, provincial gover- ence here. After attending a military op- zations. nor Abdul Karim Matin said According to the official, 148 eration in Jawzjan, Dostum “What is good in this that I Monday. more militants had been in- criticized the National Unity am in government as a Tajik “A total of 370 Taliban re- jured over the period. Government leaders and la- and I bring all Tajiks to gov- bels have been killed over the He also ...(More on P4)...(13) beled the Chief Executive ernment. This creates a re- Abdullah Abdullah incapa- action. And what is good in Afghani Deputy Anti-Drug ble. this that our Pashtun brother “Mr. Abdullah [Abdullah] is is head of government and Chief: Security Threats to Blame [ethnically] a Tajik, but he is a good name among the people. If you Ghani], you will be a good person, and then he appoints all Pashtuns incapable and does not have speak Pashto with President [Ashraf if you speak Pashto and you are from ...(More on P4)...(9) for Opium Supply Spike KABUL - The UN Office of drug efforts yet. Hesa-i-Doyem 35 Graduating Drugs and Crime has report- The UN report, produced in Aid Agencies Struggle to Assist ed that opium production in coordination with the Afghan Yakawlang Gets Midwives to Serve Afghanistan has jumped 43% Ministry of Counter Narcotics, District Status Wave of Returning Refugees in Paktia Districts in 2016; total land area used shows that eradication efforts BAMYAN CITY - Hesa-i- KABUL - The Afghan gov- GARDEZ - Thirty-five mid- for cultivation has also spiked have declined by 91% over the Doyem Yakawlang was given ernment and aid agencies wives on Sunday graduated by 10%, and now exceeds past year, hit by a deteriorat- the status of a new district of are struggling to cope with from a two-year training in 200,000 hectares, producing ing security situation and a central Bamyan province on a wave of refugees return- southeastern Paktia prov- 4,800 metric tons of opium loss of funding from Western Monday, an official said. ing from Pakistan and Iran ince, an official said, hoping poppy a year. Kabul knows donors including the United Governor Mohammad Tahir to Afghanistan. the graduates would help that it has reason for concern, Kingdom.Speaking to Sputnik Zuhair, addressing the inau- The flow of returnees from decrease maternal deaths in but hasn’t written off its anti- Dari, ...(More on P4)...(14) guration ceremony for the neighboring Iran and Paki- districts. district, said the new adminis- stan this year, estimated by The 35 midwives hailing Pachiragam District Chief trative unit had been created the United Nations to num- from different areas received in response to demands from ber more than half a mil- Afghanistan and Pakistan, nearly 170,000 Afghans theoretical and practical les- Calls for Air Support residents and recommenda- lion, is straining the capac- have returned this year, according to the UN, many sons during the two-year JALALABAD - Afghan se- chief Mirbaz Khan said the op- tion of former vice-president ity of the government and of them citing harassment by Pakistani authorities course, Public Health Direc- curity forces have launched eration was launched on Mon- Karim Khalili. aid agencies, even as vio- as relations between the two countries have dete- tor Shir Mohammad Naqash- a joint operation against Is- day morning at about 9am. He promised the government lence uproots more Afghans riorated. bandi told the graduation lamic State militants in the The offensive was being partic- would try to construct an of- around the country, Reuters A cluster of white tents only a few hundred meters ceremony here. Pachiragam district of eastern ipated by members of the local fice complex and two build- reported. from the border marks the first facility operated He said the midwives were Nangarhar province. uprising and personnel from ings for local schools besides At Torkham, the busiest by the UN, the Afghan government, and other aid trained with financial sup- Talking to Pajhwok Afghan the army, police, local police, opening ...(More on P4)...(10) border crossing between agencies to provide aid for ...(More on P4)...(11) port ...(More on P4)...(12) News, Pachiragam district border ...(More on P4)...(15).
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