name: Zanbal-i Gham
editors: Sargardan
text: â€œThis monthly publication, established during the Talibanâ€™s rule in 1996, is a satirical magazine. The tri-lingual magazine (Dari, Pashto and English) is funded by the OMFA and has a print run of 6000 copies. The publication generates sixty percent of its printing budget from sales and advertisements. It is distributed in the provinces through the Killid Distribution Network and AÃ¯naâ€™s distribution system. The magazine also sells roughly 200 copies of each edition in Peshawar, Pakistan. The magazine is critical of social, political, economical and cultural problems of contemporary Afghan society and reflects those problems in the form of cartoons and satire.â€ (Internews Media Monitor)
address: AÃ¯na Media and Cultural Center, Malik Asghar Square, next to the Ministry of Planning, Kabul