Afghans enjoy first music performances in six years

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghan people enjoy the first music performance in their war-torn country for six years given at one of the heavily damaged theaters in Kabul on Jan. 8. All forms of entertainment were strictly banned by the fundamentalist Talban regime.

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