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The Taliban have claimed victory over opposition forces in Panjshir, the last remaining province in Afghanistan, three weeks after conquering Kabul.

The whereabouts of resistance leader Ahmed Massoud and former vice president Amrullah Saleh, who joined the resistance after Kabul fell, were unknown at the time.

Radio Islam International interviewed Haroon Rashid, Ex Editor of BBC Pakistan; Ahmad Massoud, the son of the late anti-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Massoud, has led the armed resistance against Taliban control in Panjshir for the past three weeks. Panjshir was the only province in Afghanistan to escape the Taliban's swift takeover last month.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) in Gauteng has given Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula an ultimatum to announce the elimination of e-tolls in the province as soon as possible.

If the declaration goes unanswered by the end of September, (COSATU) has warned that it will be forced to demonstrate on the day of the local government elections.

Radio Islam International interviewed Amos Monyela, COSATU Gauteng Provincial Chair, who said, "Minister Mbalula isn't going to make an announcement beneficial to our calls for by the tip of September, Cosatu in Gauteng might be left with no choice however to protest on Election Day".

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