When the Taliban took Kabul earlier this month, spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed life would return to normalcy as banks were going to open from Wednesday, August 18. Over a week down the line, Afghanistan’s banks and money markets have still not opened and Afghans, both ordinary citizens and traders, continue to face a liquidity crisis. A likely explanation: The Taliban wants monetary affairs to be governed by the Sharia laws, but Afghan’s traditional banking model is not compliant with Sharia. jwplayer("jwp-outstream-unit").setup({}); Evidently, in the coming weeks and months, the Taliban would be revamping the country’s banking system, tax laws, and
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