Audits: Afghan aid lacks accountability

WASHINGTON — After seven years of work in Afghanistan, the U.S. government's premier development agency continues to pay hundreds of millions of dollars annually to private contractors that frequently fail to demonstrate results, according to aid workers, former diplomats and audits by the agency's inspector general.
Audits: Afghan aid lacks accountability
Report: Afghan aid lacks accountability

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