I am an Afghan journalist with a degree in Islamic Law from the Kabul University, and co-author of ’Night Letters: Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and Afghan Islamists who Changed the World’. Since 2010 I covered Afghanistan from Kabul and remote provinces, writing for the National, Al Jazeera, and Arab News Read moreamong many. I am regularly invited to comment on political and security issues by national/international radio and broadcast media.

maryam shahi is a journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Mohammad Atif Aryan is a multimedia journalist based in Afghanistan, renowned for his insightful coverage of social and cultural developments within the country. His work adeptly captures the nuanced landscape of Afghanistan's evolving society amidst ongoing conflict and cultural shifts. Aryan's Read morereporting often highlights the intersection of tradition and modernity, particularly as it pertains to women's rights and societal changes. His articles have provided a window into the lives of Afghan citizens as they navigate the complexities of maintaining social traditions while embracing modern values.

Aryan's journalism has brought international attention to significant events and trends in Afghanistan, such as the surrender of Commander Kaftar, a female warlord in Baghlan Province, to the Taliban. This story, among others, illustrates the personal dimensions of the Afghan conflict. He has also reported on lighter cultural moments, such as the celebration of Valentine's Day and the opening of a bowling alley in Mazar-i-Sharif, which signal a growing acceptance of Western customs among Afghan youth in urban centers like Kabul, Herat, and Mazar-i-Sharif.

In addition to covering festive occasions like Nowruz celebrations in Mazar-i-Sharif and the presence of political figures such as President Ashraf Ghani, Aryan has shone a light on the challenges and triumphs of Afghan women. His reporting on individuals like Zahra Seifi, who defied societal norms by driving in Baghlan, underscores the courage of women pushing for change in the face of security threats. Through his multimedia storytelling, Mohammad Atif Aryan continues to provide a vital perspective on the transformation and resilience of Afghan society.

Mohammad Ibrahim Momand is a journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.
I am currently working as a Freelancer with VOA.
worked with Shamshad TV between 2005 and 2009
Worked with Salam Watandar Radio from 2009 till december 2019

Kate Clark has worked in Afghanistan on and off since 1999 when she was the BBC correspondent in Kabul. Kate was the only western journalist in Afghanistan during the last years of the Taleban regime and covered the 2001 war and its aftermath. She is currently the Country Director of the Read moreAfghanistan Analysts Network, a non-profit, research organisation (******). Kate is a highly experienced broadcast journalist (radio and TV) and one of the veterans of the media in Afghanistan.

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Ehsanullah Ziyayi is a journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Ali Latifi is a freelance journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan. He has written for The Los Angeles Times, Al Jazeera English, Deutsche Welle, The New York Times, VICE News and several other international media outlets.

Broadcast journalist and Photographer

Sohrab Omar is a freelance journalist from Afghanistan. He has more than five years’ experience working as a journalist, reporter and photographer for various media outlets. 
He has worked as a correspondent for TRT (Turkish Radio & Television corporation) Read morein Kabul for four years, covering breaking news and reporting on most dangerous incidents.
In 2021, Sohrab was laid on by Independent Turkish, reporting on top stories  such as  Economic crisis, widespread poverty, and drug addiction  across Afghanistan.
Sohrab has worked with SRF (Switzerland) and Stern Magazine (Germany) as a producer. He is working as a freelance Producer/Cameraman for ZDF (German Tv) since 2022.
Dispatching from the heart of the conflicts in Afghanistan, Sohrab exposed the difficult conditions of 3 million Afghan child workers, who forcibly employed in hazardous industries.  
Sohrab Omar is a member of the International journalists Association. The International Journalists Association is founded by journalists that advocate freedom of the press. The association, headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany , has a total of 206 members who are journalists from 21 different countries. 
He is fluent in English, Turkish, Persian, Uzbek & Pashto.

Tareq Saqeb is a freelance journalist based in Kabul, Afghanistan. He has a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and has worked as a multimedia journalist for several local and international media outlets since 2015.

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