By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:30/09/2019
BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): About 84,000 people or half of the total registered voters in central Bamyan province exercised their right to enfranchise in the September 28 presidential election, an official said on Monday... Read More
By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:29/08/2019
BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Awareness program regarding biometric voting for illiterate womenhas been launched in central Bamyan province for the September 28 presidential election, an official said on Thursday. Aq... Read More
By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:12/06/2019
BAMYAN (Pajhwok): The remoteness of voter registration centers, wide-spread rigging in the Wolesi Jirga elections and lack of trust over the Independent Election Commission (IEC) are to blame for lack of p... Read More

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In Bamyan, an elderly woman and man voted in 2018 Wolesi Jirga elections.

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Though the newly-appointed governor for central Bamyan province has not officially assumed office, some lawmakers and residents have been protesting against his appointment for the last two days.
The lower house members have erected tents in front of the governor’s house in Bamyan City to express their opposition to the appointment of Mohammad Zahir Tahir as the provincial governor.

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Journalists in central Bamyan province on Tuesday expressed their concern about a recent move by the governor’s office barring local officials from giving interviews before consulting with the authorities.
In a letter sent from the governor’s office, local departments were asked to consult and coordinate with the media office before talking to reporters. But local journalists warned the move could lead to curtailing the freedom of expression.

BAMYAN CITY (PAN): The central Bamyan province is though a mountainous region, it is rich in natural resources such as iron and coal mines.
Following its extraction in a nonprofessional and nontechnical way, the Ministry of Mines had to block most of coal mines in the province.
The vast and most important mines of Bamyan are the Haji Gak iron mines, which are considered the largest natural reserves of the country.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Following President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani’s decree allowing provincial councils (PC)s to evaluate the local administration’s performance, the elected bodies in three provinces reopened their offices, officials said on Tuesday.
About one and a half month ago, the Wolesi Jirga barred the councils from monitoring the performance of local governments. The decision prompted PC members to shut their offices.

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All Elections News

By: Hadi Ghaf... , Date:30/09/2019

Half of Bamyan voters participate in presidential pol...

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Violations

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32 ballot boxes being inspected, recounted in Bamyan

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Provincial Council

پرداخت نشدن معاشات معلمين در باميان سيستم تدريس را متاثر کرده است
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Thousands of Bamya...

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Parliament

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Bamyan lawmakers end protest against governor

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Protesting lawmakers on Tuesday ended their one month s... Read More

Interviews

First female PC head pledges efficiency
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Campaign

Bamyan Ulama urge people to participate in polls
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Bamyan Ulama urge people to participate in polls

  BAMYAN (Pajhwok): The Ulama council in central Bamyan province called... Read More