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Said Abdullo Nuri's death put the Islamic Revival Party on the threshold of disintegration

Said Abdullo Nuri's death put the Islamic Revival Party on the threshold of disintegration

21.08.2006 14:09 msk Religious life Tajikistan

One of the most prominent Tajik politicians who would have certainly affected the outcome of the presidential election come November, Said Abdullo Nuri died in Dushanbe on August 9. His followers were expecting it. Cancer in advanced stages had compelled Nuri to abandon active politics months ago. U

Tajikistan: ex-commander of the Presidential Guard drew life imprisonment

Tajikistan: ex-commander of the Presidential Guard drew life imprisonment

14.08.2006 13:21 msk Tajikistan

Lieutenant General Gaffor Mirzoyev, ex-commander of the Presidential Guard, drew life imprisonment. Mirzoyev, 50, was sentenced to lifetime behind the bars on August 11, two years after his arrest in 2004 that stirred all of the country. Known throughout Tajikistan as Gaffor the Grey, the general wa

Said Abdullo Nuri, leader of the Islamic Revival Party of Tajikistan, died of cancer in Dushanbe

Said Abdullo Nuri, leader of the Islamic Revival Party of Tajikistan, died of cancer in Dushanbe

11.08.2006 09:18 msk Tajikistan

The prominent opposition leader died not long before the presidential election scheduled for November 2006. Said Abdullo Nuri was known as one of the most prominent politicians and religious leaders in Tajikistan. The Islamic Revival Party of Tajikistan he was the leader of is the only legitimate Is

Tajikistan is out to build 60 small hydroelectric power plants in the near future

Tajikistan is out to build 60 small hydroelectric power plants in the near future

02.08.2006 15:02 msk Business Tajikistan

The Tajik Ministry of Energy charted a long-term program of construction of small hydroelectric power plants. Domestic and foreign investments will be used in implementation of the program. The document stipulates construction of 60 small hydroelectric power plants (totalling 77,000 kwt, expected ou

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