by Niala Mohammad Dr. Qayyum Kochai, a former Afghan diplomat in his mid-seventies that fled Afghanistan with his family nearly two decades ago during the Soviet invasion. As I sat with him in his living room on the outskirts of “Little Kabul”, I received one of the greatest history lessons of my life, leaving me […]
Learning from History with Dr. Qayyum Kochai
Posted October 7th, 2014 at 4:32 pm (UTC+0)
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Tamim Ansary – An Exemplary Afghan-American
Posted October 1st, 2014 at 12:43 am (UTC+0)
by Niala Mohammad I arrived at a bright red house, situated on a steep road that overlooked the dusty mountains surrounding the unique city of San Francisco. A man with East Asian features, a head full of white hair in a bob cut, a whisky beard, small framed glasses, an orange shirt and suspenders answered […]
