Afghanistan asks ex-presidential contender to tackle corruption‎

Former Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani, a sharp critic of President Hamid Karzai, planned to submit a report outlining new ideas for tackling corruption, which international officials believe has been driving Afghans into Taliban ranks. A U.N. report this week found that Afghans had paid a staggering $1.2 billion bribes over a 12-month period ending last fall - roughly equal to one quarter of the national GDP. - Afghanistan asks ex-presidential contender to tackle corruption‎

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