Rah-e Farda TV Resumes Operations Under New License and Ownership – KabulNow
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Taliban allow Rah-e-Farda TV to resume broadcasting under new license
Taliban have allowed Rah-e-Farda TV, a private broadcaster that was taken off the air earlier this year, to resume operations under a new license and revised ownership structure, according to a document and sources familiar with the matter. Rah-e-Farda confirmed in a statement posted on its Facebook page that it had resumed broadcasting under a new license and in high-definition format. The broadcaster said its regular programming would remain s…
Rah-e Farda TV Resumes Operations Under New License and Ownership – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture has issued a document stating that, following the appointment of Salman Akhlaqi as the license holder and Abdulrahman Mirzad as the director, a new license has been granted to Rah-e Farda Radio and Television to resume its broadcasts “in accordance with the principles of the Islamic Emirate.” According to the document, a copy of which was published yesterday (Sunday, June 21)…
The Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture has issued a letter stating that after appointing Salman Akhlaqi as the concessionaire and Abdul Rahman Mirzad as the responsible director, it has issued a new license to Rah Farda Radio-Television to resume its broadcasts “in accordance with the principles of the Islamic Emirate.” According to the letter, a copy of which was published today (Sunday, June 19) on the official Facebook page of Rah Fa…
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