LEMAR takes its name from the Pashto word for sun. Launched in 2006, its mandate is to provide in depth coverage of Pashto, Dari, Urdu and English news. Each bulletin spans local, international, finance, sports and weather news.

The LEMAR Newshour every day at 7pm is widely respected for its apolitical, indpeth analysis, attracting large information hungry audiences in Afghanistan as well as neighbouring Pashto speaking areas of Pakistan.

ARMAN FM  takes its name from the Dari / Pashto word for hope and changed the media landscape in Afghanistan when it launched early in 2003. ARMAN FM provided a direct juxtaposition to the censorship and dogma of the Taleban years. ARMAN FM's entertainment focus resonated with its audiences' love of music and enthusiasm for change.

KABOORA Production is the leading audio and video production company in Afghanistan, producing an astonishing 14 hours of content a day.

KABOORA Production is responsible for content for various media entities including TOLO, LEMAR, ARMAN FM, commercial advertising  for private and government clients and documentaries for UN and other entities.

BARBUD takes its name from an ancient Afghan stringed instrument, and is dedicated to reviving artisitc expession in Afghanistan.

Since its inception in late 2006, BARBUD has been developing local young talent, signing up many of the successful performers from Afghan Star.

In March 2007, BARBUD released the first ever CD to be composed, recorded, arranged and mastered in Afghanistan, in BARBUD's Kabul studios.

Afghan Scene is an eclectic mix of commentary, gossip, people, profiles and reviews, covering the diverse life of Afghanistan's growing expatriate and returnee community. 

Published monthly in full colour, it is the most popular English language magazine in Afghanistan, distributed widely across major NGO offices, guest houses, restaurants and businesses.

YellowPages Afghanistan is a business to business and business to consumer portal, both web and print based, which aims to link Afghans together.

YellowPages Afghanistan is printed with half the entries in English and the other half in Dari and Pashto.