Pushing for Women Empowerment in Afghanistan: The Why and How
Just as American women marched for women's suffrage in the 1910s, the women of Afghanistan continue to fight for their equal right…
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Five simple ways to speak Amharic language for foreigners
If you are a foreigner,I will tell you the five simple ways to know Amharic and you have to be brave enough to speak Amharic. 1.Tr…
PubMatic: Relationships of Substance
Here's the latest installment in the Film Annex Capital Partners interview series. This week, the subject of our interview is Kirk…
Roya Mahboob, CEO of ACSC talks about Afghanistan Women, Education and Economy
Women who have found their way through adversity and are able to do much more for themselves and the society than the circumstance…
Indian Wild Life
I am always in awe of the elephants and for the giant that they are, their movements are very slow and gentle. It is said that an…
Building Schools in Afghanistan and the Olympic Vision of De Coubertin
Today, my 6-year old son asked me: Why do you watch the Olympics all the time?. This is a very good question. To me, the Olympics…
Top five strategies to succeed in your academy
Do you really want to be one of the smartest student in your academic level?Here are the most effective and simple strategies that…
Kayla Harrison Olympic Role Model for Afghanistan Women Education and Empowerment
Today, I celebrate the Judo Olympic victory of Kayla Harrison and her coach Jimmy Pedro. I started Judo in 1985. I was 15 years o…
CITADEL of New York - Software and Development in Afghanistan, Central Asia and the World
CITADEL of New York was formed by three partners: Roya Mahboob, CEO of Afghan CITADEL Software Company, Film Annex and Film Annex …
Swimming for the Education of Women in Afghanistan
Watching the London Olympics in the last few days inspired me to a very simple thought: not all people are equal! Yes, women are n…
