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Last Updated: Friday, August 21, 2009 | 11:50 AM ET


The CBC's Susan Ormiston has been in Afghanistan for the past two weeks — her third visit to the war-ravaged country — reporting on the current election and gathering material for a more in depth look at the country down the road.

The CBC's Susan Ormiston at a rally for presidential challenger Abdullah Abdullah in central Afghanistan last week. (CBC)The CBC's Susan Ormiston at a rally for presidential challenger Abdullah Abdullah in central Afghanistan last week. (CBC)

In the course of this visit, she has found herself the only woman at an election rally high up in the mountains of central Afghanistan and only minutes away from a suicide bomb attack on the outskirts of Kabul.

You can read about Susan's adventures in her Afghan Diary.

But if you would like to chat with her directly, please join us here on Friday, Aug. 21, 2009 at noon ET for an online discussion about Afghanistan's election turmoil and what it all might mean.

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Afghan DiarySusan Ormiston Blog

Award-winning CBC correspondent Susan Ormiston is currently on her third tour of Afghanistan, this one as part of a special, joint project involving the CBC and its French counterpart, Radio-Canada. An earlier tour in 2007 earned her a Gemini Award for her coverage. A host/correspondent based in Toronto, Ormiston has often reported from the world's more noted hot spots.

A complete bio can be found here.