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Top Afghan TV Network Stays On-Air Despite Fear Of Taliban
As Taliban fighters entered Kabul on the evening of August 15, executives at Afghanistan's biggest independent TV network had a tough decision to make: stay on-air or go dark.
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Reports Of Death "False", Was "Beaten By Taliban": Afghan Reporter
Shortly after Tolo News, Afghanistan's first independent news channel, confirmed the death of its reporter Ziar Yaad Khan in Kabul, the man tweeted saying the report is false.
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"Slightly Surprised We're Still On Air": Owner Of Afghanistan's TOLO News
The Taliban have said they are open to a free Afghan media, but it is still unclear how much independence will be afforded to news organisations in the long run, Saad Mohseni, the owner of Tolo News, Afghanistan's first independent news channel, said
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7 Dead As Suicide Bomber Hits Afghan TV Channel Bus
Seven people were killed today when a suicide bomber struck a minibus carrying employees of popular Afghan TV channel TOLO, just months after the Taliban declared the network a legitimate "military target".
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Top Afghan TV Network Stays On-Air Despite Fear Of Taliban
As Taliban fighters entered Kabul on the evening of August 15, executives at Afghanistan's biggest independent TV network had a tough decision to make: stay on-air or go dark.
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Reports Of Death "False", Was "Beaten By Taliban": Afghan Reporter
Shortly after Tolo News, Afghanistan's first independent news channel, confirmed the death of its reporter Ziar Yaad Khan in Kabul, the man tweeted saying the report is false.
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"Slightly Surprised We're Still On Air": Owner Of Afghanistan's TOLO News
The Taliban have said they are open to a free Afghan media, but it is still unclear how much independence will be afforded to news organisations in the long run, Saad Mohseni, the owner of Tolo News, Afghanistan's first independent news channel, said
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7 Dead As Suicide Bomber Hits Afghan TV Channel Bus
Seven people were killed today when a suicide bomber struck a minibus carrying employees of popular Afghan TV channel TOLO, just months after the Taliban declared the network a legitimate "military target".
