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With the declaration of a much awaited final result by the Independent Election Commission the drama came to an end. An announcement in a press conference by the sitting President confirmed the results and alarmed the nation to be ready for a second...
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The Afghan Independent Election Commission rejected the reports about extending the Elections to a second round as pre-mature and before time.
Earlier Sayyid Tayyib...
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The official final results of the controversial fraud stamped elections of 2009 known in the country as “Intikhabate 88” has yet to come in a couple of weeks....
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While the Afghan Electoral Commission gives incumbent President Hamid Karzai a clear lead with 54% of tallied votes in his faovr, his main rival, Abdullah, with just...
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