It also has a weekly interactive segment, Staso Ghazh ( Have Your Say), containing live phone-ins, social media round ups, comments, video, pictures and audio content from viewers. The new vibrant, hard-hitting live programme provides Pashto speakers with in-depth reporting, analysis and interviews. The new 24 minutes show goes live from London in peak time (18.00 Kabul time) on the same partner network Shamshad TV. In 2015, due to its huge popularity, high demand and growing viewership, the programme was relaunched and rebranded as BBC Naray Da Wakht (BBC World Right Now). Ismail Miakhail was the launch producer and Emal Pasarly is the editor. The transmission time was 1230 GMT/1700 Afg Time. On January the 20th 2014, the section began its 15-minute daily news bulletins - Aired via its partner station in Afghanistan Shamshad TV, the bulletin soon became popular and had a weekly audience of around 1.5 million (2015).
Now BBC Pashto is available on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Soundcloud. In recent years they have expanded their presence on the social platform. In 2002, BBC Pashto launched its web page.
Initially, the service only broadcast radio programmes - mainly News and current affairs, however, it later expanded by introducing entertainment slots, long form, features, magazines, hard talk and interactive shows such as Stasy Ghag Your Voice which is still very popular among its audience.
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