Since the formation of the government of President Karzai one important driver for economic growth has been the return of millions of former refugees; they bring with them money, fresh energy and entrepreneurship. The Afghans, however, who have stayed in Afghanistan until the present, are amongst the poorest in the world with two thirds of the population living on less than US $ 2 a day; the majority of workers is poorly skilled with a literacy rate of just 28% of 15+ year olds...
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This means that only four in 100 Afghans have access to wireless phones. By 2005 the telecommunication market consisted out of three telecommunication companies: Afghan Wireless, Roshan and foreign-owned Areeba. Looking to the economic future, one has to mention Afghan’s richness in mineral resources...
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Current Events - Afghanistan Afghanistan's first democratic presidential elections in October 2004 were a success. 10 million Afghanis, including more than 40% of eligible women registered to vote...	3 / 681
Women's Rights in Afghanistan The Taliban and Al-Qaida are again in power and generously supported by the US government. It has completely shattered the dream of the people for liberation from the Taliban tyranny...	3 / 836
Afghanistan However, there is nothing written in Islamic law to justify the way the Taliban has been treating women. In fact, many laws made by the Taliban are in direct contradiction to the Qur'an, the Islamic holy book...	5 / 1124
Afghanistan: Who is To Blame? (Editorial Analysis) The editorial directly says that, “Despite the presence of more than 50,000 NATO troops — most of them American — and some 140,000 Afghan troops and police, the Taliban and Al Qaeda have gotten stronger over the past two years...	4 / 979
Current Events: Afghanistan Women’s rights in Afghanistan is an issue that must be brought to international attention. It has been only six years since the Taliban regime was taken out of power in Kabul...	2 / 428