Taliban cut taxes while keeping state finances opaque
Taliban say lower tax rates will encourage investment and compliance, but economists say the government has yet to explain how.
Taliban say lower tax rates will encourage investment and compliance, but economists say the government has yet to explain how.
Cattle owners in Herat say soaring feed prices and weak dairy markets are making livestock farming increasingly unsustainable.
Exhibitors say the event provides rare marketing opportunities but call for broader support for local businesses and women entrepreneurs.
Indian media reported that the US strikes damaged the port's vessel traffic control tower early Thursday.
With an estimated 43 million population, Afghanistan faces mounting pressure to create jobs and provide education, health care and other.
The expanded factory in Parwan will be able to produce 5,000 tons of cement a day, Taliban officials said.
Drivers and residents say rising petrol, diesel and cooking gas prices are increasing living costs.
Petrol prices have risen by as much as 20 afghanis a liter in 10 days, residents say, driving up transportation.
Analysts say transforming the remote Wakhan Corridor into a viable trade route would require far greater investments.
The Taliban’s commerce minister said the licenses were issued after pharmaceutical imports from Pakistan were stopped.
