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Leading stories in today’s Afghan media

18 March 2010 - Scores of people dead and injured in traffic accident along Kabul to Pul-i-Khumri highway; Helmand police killed two would-be suicide bombers who entered Lashkar Gah clad in burqas; Afghan Government urged to sign agreement banning use of cluster bombs; and 35 killed in bus crash.

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UNAMA's review of the week - photos and stories

18 March 2010 - Download UNAMA's review of the week in stories and photos. UNAMA NEWS - UNAMA PHOTOS

Leading stories in today’s Afghan media

17 March 2010 - Afghanistan should not be turned into battleground among countries – Obama; Karzai to boost counter-corruption department’s powers; Karzai meets new UN envoy; Government denies peace talks with Taliban deputy leader; 2010 will be “difficult” year in Afghanistan - US general; and Ban Ki-moon to the reintegrated Afghan insurgents: Respect the will of Afghans.

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Unstoppable Nancy Hatch Dupree: Five simple ways for Afghans to preserve own heritage

17 March 2010 - “The country is so rich – put a shovel anywhere and you will come back with something!”

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All girls' schools in Nangarhar to get computers: Governor Sherzai

17 March 2010 - Nangarhar’s Governor has announced that every girls' school in his province, including those in remote districts, will soon have at least one computer class.

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Afghan reconciliation process must respect constitutional order, Ban says

16 March 2010 - Cautioning against a militarization of the overall effort towards greater peace and democracy in Afghanistan, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says there is growing consensus for a political process to end the conflict, as well as for the establishment of a programme to reintegrate low- and mid-level insurgents who wish to give up fighting. UN Radio report

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Leading stories in today’s Afghan media

16 March 2010 - Head of Counter Corruption complains that his office does not have enough power; Roadside mine explosion kills five civilians in Ghazni; Foreign UN staffers return to Afghanistan; Russia spends US$ 17 billion annually on Afghan drugs; Hundreds of people in Kunar stage protest and condemn the killing of nine civilians by Afghan and NATO troops.

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UNEP Afghanistan Annual Report

16 March 2010 - The Annual Report from the United Nations Environment Programme in Afghanistan is now available online.

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Nearly 8 million Afghan children to benefit in latest UN polio vaccination drive

15 March 2010 - United Nations agencies and the Afghan health ministry are conducting a three-day campaign aimed at vaccinating an estimated 7.7 million children under the age of five against polio.

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Leading stories in today’s Afghan media

15 March 2010 - First round of polio vaccination conducted in 31 Afghan provinces; Five suicide attacks in Kandahar left 35 dead and 53 injured; President Karzai inaugurates polio vaccination campaign; World Bank donates US$ 17.9 million for the expansion of basic health services in Afghanistan; and 30 Taliban defect to the Government.

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