Afghan Girls, Then and Now
All Afghan women thirst for education, freedom, and choices, but who knows how long it will take to make our dreams come true?
President’s Wife Must Be More Than a Symbol
In fact, all presidents of Afghanistan have been married to well educated women. The main question is whether or not these first ladies worked in support of Afghan women.
No Arrests Made in Journalist Killings
The Taliban lured a young radio journalist Palwasha Tokhi from her home in Mazar-i-Sharif and killed her—because she was a female journalist.
Election’s Over, Time to Talk Peace
We can see this deal between the two candidates as a way for opening the door to peace. Anything can happen in our country!
Debating the News
I like to read the news online during the day while I am at work, and then at night I watch Tola TV news at home.
Feeling Better after Diplomatic Visit
Imagining a divided Afghanistan was a nightmare.
Waiting for the Recount
Nowadays, no one even asks me how am I doing with life or my job. The first question they ask is about the two candidates.
Ramadan Mubarak
Ramadan, month of light
Ramadan, month of patience
Ramadan, month of testing
The Voice of Rain
The voice of Rain
Gives me courage to work hard
Gives me power to climb mountains