Small business owners: Does Afghanistan's future lie in the work of women?
She now maintains 120 hives and trains men and women in the craft
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She now maintains 120 hives and trains men and women in the craft. The 39-year-old beekeeper has dressed up every day since the Taliban took power as a man to ride 15 kilometres on her motorcycle to her hives around Herat. She started beekeepers 18 years ago.
Furthermore, In August 2021, they had taken in a lightning offensive first the country and then the capital Kabul. Four years ago, 21-year-old Rukia Resai founded the small factory in the West Afghan city of Herat. Nearly 40 percent of the population could be acutely affected by food insecurity during the winter months, with at least 3.7 million infants in Afghanistan considered acutely malnourished.
In addition, But women are a glimmer of hope. In addition, a conflict with the neighboring country Pakistan burdens the country: Islamabad has closed border crossings for goods in the course of mutual attacks, so melons and nuts from Afghanistan no longer cross the border, and imports via Pakistani ports have also become impossible.
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She now maintains 120 hives and trains men and women in the craft.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe 39-year-old beekeeper has dressed up every day since the Taliban took power as a man to ride 15 kilometres on her motorcycle to her hives around Herat.
reliability low1/2 sourcesShe started beekeepers 18 years ago.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn August 2021, they had taken in a lightning offensive first the country and then the capital Kabul.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFour years ago, 21-year-old Rukia Resai founded the small factory in the West Afghan city of Herat.
reliability low1/2 sourcesNearly 40 percent of the population could be acutely affected by food insecurity during the winter months, with at least 3.7 million infants in Afghanistan considered acutely malnourished.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut women are a glimmer of hope.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, a conflict with the neighboring country Pakistan burdens the country: Islamabad has closed border crossings for goods in the course of mutual attacks, so melons and nuts from Afghanistan no longer cross the border, and imports via Pakistani ports have also become impossible.
reliability low1/2 sources
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