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Afghan woman radio boss shot dead Afghan woman radio boss shot dead
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A female owner of a radio station in Afghanistan has been shot dead.A female owner of a radio station in Afghanistan has been shot dead.
Zakia Zaki was shot seven times, including in the chest and head, the governor of Parwan province, which lies just north of Kabul, told the BBC.Zakia Zaki was shot seven times, including in the chest and head, the governor of Parwan province, which lies just north of Kabul, told the BBC.
He said she was killed late at night as she slept with her eight-month-old son. Officials say they do not know who carried out the attack.He said she was killed late at night as she slept with her eight-month-old son. Officials say they do not know who carried out the attack.
It came days after the killing of a woman newsreader for reasons which have been described as "family-related".It came days after the killing of a woman newsreader for reasons which have been described as "family-related".
'Act of terror''Act of terror'
The governor, Abdul Jabbar Taqwa, visited the scene of the killing in the town of Jabul Saraj.The governor, Abdul Jabbar Taqwa, visited the scene of the killing in the town of Jabul Saraj.
He said the attackers were three men armed with seven weapons, who broke into Ms Zaki's house and got into the bedroom. He said the attackers were three men armed with pistols and rifles, who broke into Ms Zaki's house and got into the bedroom.
An older son, aged three, was also with her at the time.An older son, aged three, was also with her at the time.
New hopes of Afghan mediaNew hopes of Afghan media
The Interior Ministry condemned what it called "this act of terror" and said it was trying to track down the perpetrators.The Interior Ministry condemned what it called "this act of terror" and said it was trying to track down the perpetrators.
Zakia Zaki, was 35 years old and worked as a schoolteacher.Zakia Zaki, was 35 years old and worked as a schoolteacher.
She had also headed the US-funded station, Radio Peace, since it opened after the fall of the Taleban in 2001.She had also headed the US-funded station, Radio Peace, since it opened after the fall of the Taleban in 2001.
She had at times criticised the former mujahideen, some of who have been implicated in war crimes.She had at times criticised the former mujahideen, some of who have been implicated in war crimes.
The Afghan Independent Journalists' Association said she had received threats in the past but had no personal enemies.The Afghan Independent Journalists' Association said she had received threats in the past but had no personal enemies.
This killing comes six days after the shooting dead of another woman working in journalism, a 22-year-old newsreader from a private television station, Shokiba Sanga Amaaj.This killing comes six days after the shooting dead of another woman working in journalism, a 22-year-old newsreader from a private television station, Shokiba Sanga Amaaj.
According to senior police sources in Kabul, her father has blamed two male relatives and one person has been arrested.According to senior police sources in Kabul, her father has blamed two male relatives and one person has been arrested.