Dr Sayed Makhdoom Raheen

Dr Raheen was involved in one of the most dynamic periods of Afghanistan's media growth, overseeing the provision of a substantial number of licenses for radio and TV channels and news publications, many of which came into operation after his departure. 

Dr Abdullah at his home

Being one of the leaders of Jamiat Islami and a close confidant of the Late Ahmad Shah Masood, he was intricately involved in the events leading to the overthrow of the Taliban. 

Program	Dahlezha
Genre	News and Current Affairs
Episode	Mysterious Death of a man 6 years ago
Presenter	Homayoon Daneshyar
Date of Broadcast	5 January 2008
Number of Videos	3
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In this episode the Dahlezha team investigates the mysterious murder and burial of a man some 6 years ago.

Program	Chehra Ha
Genre	News and Current Affairs
Episode	Mrs Shafiqa Habibi
Presenter	Sami Mahdi
Date of Broadcast	8 January 2008
Number of Videos	3
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Mrs Shafiqa Habibi was the first female presenter on the government television channel, after having completed her qualifications from the Journalism Department of the Faculty of Languages and Humanities. Mrs Habibi has been awarded the prize for the best presenter of Radio Television Afghanistan a record 5 times during her career.  

The head of the Afghan National Security Department, Amrollah Saleh, has said the failure to root out terrorism lies in part with the international community's decision to limit the war on terror to inside Afghanistan and not tackle Pakistan properly despite it being obvious that the insurgents' commanders and "the masterminds of terrorist activities" live in their safe havens there. The national security chief said to fully defeat terrorism Afghanistan had either to be strong enough to seal and properly protect its borders or the strategy of the Coalition forces towards Pakistan needed to change. Talking about the operation to drive the Taleban out of Musa Qala in Helmand, Saleh described this as a big achievement. He also praised Afghan President Hamed Karzai's policy towards the Taleban, saying it had created splits within the group.

The following is the text of an interview with Amrollah Saleh with Tolo TV, on 27 December. To view the video in the original Dari version, click here.

The presenter/correspondent is Massood Qiam of Tolo TV.