Nangarhar

JALALABAD (PAN): Dozens of Afridi tribe elders, who arrived in eastern Nangarhar province from the Pakistani side of the border, on Sunday urged the Afghan government to help them get rid of injustices they faced in the neighbouring country.
The tribesmen visited the Border and Tribal Affairs Directorate in Jalalabad and sought Afghan government's help in addressing their problems they faced in Pakistan.

JALALABAD (PAN): Dozens of people staged a protest demonstration against the energy and water department in eastern Nangarhar province on Saturday.
The protest in Qasaba area of Jalalabad condemned the department for what they said unjust distribution of electricity connections to residents.
The protesting residents said Nangarhar was supplied up to 12 mega watts from Naghlu dam, but the electricity was extended to areas where government officials resided.

JALALABAD (PAN): Security Transition Commission chief Dr. Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai on Tuesday said the people should not worry about post-2014 situation as Afghan security forces were strong enough to protect the country's sovereignty.
Speaking at a conference at Nangarhar University in Jalalabad, the capital of eastern Nangarhar province, Ahmadzai rejected as baseless concerns about post-2014 situation in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of most of foreign combat troops.

JALALABAD (PAN): Officials in eastern Nangarhar province refuse to share accurate information with the media on the current status of Pakistani border posts in Goshta district.
Despite a harsh reaction from Afghanistan, Pakistani forces established a gate and posts in Goshta. A week back, a clash between the two sides resulted in the death of an Afghan border policeman.