Taliban officials must sack sons given government jobs

Top Afghan Taliban leader issues decree against nepotism

The supreme leader of the Taliban has issued a decree against nepotism, barring officials in Afghanistan’s Taliban administration from hiring relatives in

Taliban leader orders decree to stop officials hiring family members

The move from leaders comes after rumours that top government officials were hiring their sons and family members instead of those qualified for the job. No official reason for the decision has been announced.

Top Afghan Taliban leader issues decree against nepotism

Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada also ordered all Taliban officials to sack their sons and other relatives who are already working in their administration. The decree was posted late on Saturday on the Taliban government's Twitter account.

Taliban Chief Akhundzada Asks Officials to Sack Sons, Relatives Who Were Given Govt Jobs

Taliban chief Haibatullah Akhundzada ordered officials in Afghanistan to sack relatives they have hired positions in the government. He issued a decree where he ordered officials to replace appointed sons or other family members and refrain from hiring relatives or acquaintances in future

Top Afghan Taliban Leader Issues Decree Against Nepotism

The supreme leader of the Taliban has issued a decree against nepotism, barring officials in Afghanistan's Taliban administration from hiring relatives in government positions.

Top Afghan Taliban leader issues decree against nepotism

The Taliban seized power in Afghanistan in mid-August 2021 amid the chaotic departure of U.S. and NATO troops after 20 years