Removal of Ghazni and Helmant Provinces’ deputy governors is not legal
Deputy Governors of Helmand and Ghazni provinces were removed from their positions for being critical to central government policies and writing their thoughts on social media.
Threats On Tolo News, Yak Tv stations against Islamic Values :Nai
Nai supporting open media in Afghanistan has significantly condemned the threats of Taliban over the two Tv stations in Kabul city,once again they have declared that they are against humanity,and civilizations.
Raiding Radio Stations in Nangarhar is a Terrorist Attack: Nai
Two radio stations came under the grenade attacks in Nangarhar Province which left significant financial damages for the two local radio stations.
Nai Significantly Condemns Killing of One Local Journalist in Kunduz
Nai supporting open media in Afghanistan has significantly condemned killing of one local Journalist named Zabiullah Pashtunyar in working for Kaihan radio station in Kunduz Province.
Set Firing Media installation is Wild Action: Nai
After Kunduz Province has fallen into Taliban hands , based on the reports received by Nai the Roshani Radio stations was set fire by Taliban in Kunduz Province.
Afghan Government Needs to Maintain Rights of Understanding Nationwide: Nai
Nai supporting open media in Afghanistan has remarked the day called rights of understanding for all Afghan citizens during a press conference in its main headquarter in Kabul city.
Afghan Government is Committed On Implementing of Development Programs
CEO Abdullah Abdullah who was giving speeches in Development programs summit 2015 has called Afghanistan achievements significant,saying still challenges ahead of our Nation.
Receiving Tax from Mobile Credits illegal: Nai
Based on the President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani’s decree on paying 10 % of taxation wiling top upping cell phones since 23 09 2015 is granted. The following taxation is automatically cut from the customer’s credits and being transferred to Government treasury.
23 Afghan Media Workers leave Afghanistan for Europe
Nai supporting open media in Afghanisan has found that 23 media workers have left Afghanistan for European countries which is shocking news for the media and Afghan society.
Self-Censorships Fully Regarded By Media in Afghanistan
The recent findings of Nai supporting open media in Afghanistan correspondents and media in Afghanistan fully regard self-censorships while doing their activities.