British magazine alleges aid money taken out of Afghanistan reached London souvenir shops
A British magazine has alleged that a network of Afghan businesspeople used souvenir and confectionery shops in the United Kingdom to launder international aid money taken out of Afghanistan years earlier, avoided paying taxes and escaped debts by repeatedly dissolving and reopening companies. However, Ghulam Sarwar Afzali, one of the main businessmen linked to the More
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