Insecurity and financial problems are the most serious challenges that the private media organizations are facing with in Ghazni province, media workers said.  
 
Sonia Negah, a radio announcer in a local radio station in Ghazni City, said she hides her identity due to security issues.
 
Ghazni has less than 10 media organizations.
 
Private media organizations in Ghazni province receive commercial ads but they get a small amount of money in return. Sometimes they take five AFs for a one-minute ad. 
 
Owners of private media organizations said that for the past six months they are under pressure to pay tax both to government and to the Taliban.
 
In this episode of Mehwar host Jamalnaser Farahmand discusses the topic with Abdulqadim Wiyar member of the Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC).