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It has been at least a quadrant of a year now that Afghan government’s relation has slowly and gradually deteriorated with the US administration which included accusations by the US of corruption and wrong governance on the part of Afghanistan’s...
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The justice fraternity of Afghanistan pleased the public with its most recent revelation that it has sacked tens of judges over allegations of involvement in corruption...
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