Sarah Zaman

“He used to play in the village fields. God took him to the Olympics,” Shahid Nadeem, brother of Pakistan's first Olympic track and field gold

A year ago, a massive mob attacked Christians in Jaranwala, Pakistan. Crowds of angry Muslims enraged by reports of alleged blasphemy burned several churches and homes. VOA Pakistan bureau chief Sarah Zaman visits the city as it approaches the anniversary of the violence.

Print From sharing memes to sealing deals, millions of Pakistanis are struggling to communicate digitally as internet and data services have slowed down across much of the country.

A green revolution is sweeping Pakistan as consumers switch to generating their own solar electricity. But as VOA Pakistan bureau chief Sarah Zaman reports, the move to the increasingly affordable, green option may also cause a crisis for the national grid. Videographer: Wajid Asad

Print Pakistan's Minister for Power Awais Leghari says contracts with Chinese power producers that built and run power plants in Pakistan need to be revised.

Print Slow internet speeds that have frustrated Pakistanis for several weeks may persist more than a month while repairs to a faulty submarine internet cable continue, the country's telecom regulator announced Wednesday.

ISLAMABAD — “Ever since I was a child, I've only seen war,” says Sammi Deen Baloch, a prominent rights activist from Pakistan's southwestern

Print As monsoon season nears its end in Pakistan, higher than average rainfall and rain-related accidents leave behind a trail of deaths, nearly half of them children.

Print Along Dhaka's chaotic roads, where cycle rickshaws and dilapidated double-deckers compete for space with honking cars and scurrying

No media source currently available Bangladesh is busy reforming institutions after an uprising in July and August ended Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's 15-year rule.