Wednesday, 01 September 2010 19:19
Top News in this bulletinAfghanistan's Central Bank has taken control of the country's most powerful and politically connected private bank as fears of meltdown and financial mayhem grows.
A top official in the Afghan Ministry of Defence (MoD) remarked on Wednesday that an over publicity of troops’ draw-down is beneficial for neighbouring countries and insurgents.
In a remote-controlled bomb explosion in Kandahar Wednesday morning, two people, including the province's Hajj and pilgrimage Chief were killed and three others were wounded.
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