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For all it doesn't have, Afghanistan has radio drama.
"New Home, New Life" is a popular radio soap opera set in present-day
Afghanistan...
The BBC world service provides the daily soap for the
country where there is no TV and music has been forbidden. The program is produced
in Peshawar, Pakistani with researchers crossing over the border talking to
natives to keep the scripts relevent.
Read more from Radio Netherlands.
The Christian Science Monitor provides more information
and background.
and finally
The LA Times reports that the program
took it's format from The Archers.
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