With No Jobs, Remittances Become Lifeline For Afghan Households
Momin Khan works long hours running a small shop in the Afghan capital, Kabul. He’s fortunate to have work, but like many of those around him who don’t have a job, he finds himself in the same position as them: relying on remittances from family abroad to survive.
Since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan five years ago as international military forces withdrew, the country’s economy has sputtered, inflat
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