The Afghan election commission says it has received 11 million and 2 hundred ballot papers. The process of packing and transferring these papers to provincial offices of the commission will begin

Afghan presidential election campaign officially began on Sunday 28 July and will continue for two months as 18 candidates are competing to take the power

The two election commissions said during a press conference on Saturday that “election campaigns will officially begin on Sunday (28 July)”

IEC chairperson Hawa Alam Nuristani said, during a press conference in Kabul, that besides peace, the election is a priority and it will definitely be held on September 28

Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah said Monday at a public awareness campaign on increasing women’s participation in the presidential elections that “repeating the past election disaster is unbearable

Afghan IEC announced Wednesday during a press conference that only the presidential elections will be held on September 28, 2019

Following recent differences brokered between the presidential palace (Arg) and the council of presidential candidates, Shahab Hakimi, a presidential candidate discussed peace, elections and government’s deficiencies in an exclusive interview with DID Press in Kabul

The new representatives of Kabul and Paktia provinces took the oath of allegiance Wednesday at the presidential palace (Arg), attended by president M. Ashraf Ghani

Afghanistan Independent Electoral Complaints Commission (IECC) says that it has submitted the final list of presidential candidates for publication

President Ghani on Sunday appointed new members of the election commissions, chairman of the secretariat of the election commission and electoral commissions in separate decrees