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The Frontier Post was launched in February 1984 by Rahmat Shah Afridi. It is published in Peshawar, Lahore and Quetta.

The paper originated in Peshawar, but in 1990 they opened a branch in Lahore where Khaled Ahmed served as its resident editor and Samina Zubair as Senior Sub Editor.

In 2005, reporter Amir Nawab travelled to Sararogha to cover the ceasefire proposed by Baitullah Mehsud, but was killed by a local militant group dubbing itself Sipah-e-Islam who stated that they believed journalists were “being used as tools in negative propagand…against the Muslim mujahideen”.

The editorial staff, which is predominantly from the Afridi tribe, has been supportive of the Jirga system of government, referring to it as “one of the most time-honoured institutions in the tribal world”.

In January 2010, the paper issued an editorial harshly criticising the sudden demonisation of the Pakistani government, after the US-backed dictator Pervez Musharraf was removed, and Western accusations that the new government was sponsoring militants in Afghanistan.

On January 29 2001, the Post ran afoul of federal blasphemy laws when it printed a Letter to the editor titled “Why Muslims Hate Jews”, sent by eMail seemingly from an American Jew named Ben Z’Dec, that was harshly critical of Islam.Five employees were charged; the paper responded by filing action with the police against two of its employees it believed had deliberately inserted the letter without approval, hoping to harm the media outlet.Vandals later attacked the Post’s offices in retaliation for the perceived offence, and set the printing press on fire.

Ultimately charges were only upheld against four men, Munawwar Mohsin who had been directly responsible for printing the letter in the paper, news editor Aftab Ahmad and Computers Chief Wajeehul Hassan, and General Editor Mahmood Shah Afridi. Mohsin was convicted, Ahmad and Hassan were acquitted, and Afridi absconded.

The trial revealed that the Post had hired Mohsin only days before he printed the letter, unaware that he was a drug addict who had fled from the local mental hospital, since they were hardpressed to find English-speaking people willing to help coordinate the publication of their paper. He was convicted of the blasphemy charges and sentenced to life imprisonment, but found to be “mentally ill”.

According to The Globe, the paper was ultimately “not guilty of blasphemy…it was guilty of inefficiency”.

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The idea of a truly independent and liberal paper was born one night as I lay fuming under the stars on a hot and sticky August night in Kot Lakhpat Jail in Lahore in 1984. The country was writhing under martial law. Not a single newspaper editor had dared to write the truth about why General Zia ul Haq had used “preventive detention” laws to jail me. In fact they had all readily clutched at the officially sponsored lies about my case. One day, I silently raged, I would have my own paper and it would stand up to tyranny and expose the lies and fear that stalk our everyday lives.

General Zia ul Haq didn’t like me. I had published “From Jinnah to Zia” by Justice (retd) Mohammad Munir after every major publisher in the country had turned it down because it was overly critical of the dictator. After the author’s death a couple of years later, a khaki emissary advised me to quietly withdraw the book from sale. “You can ban it”, I had demurred. Then I published a book on US-Pak Relations whose cover was taken from a painting by the famous artist Mian Ijaz ul Hasan. It showed the US Aid emblem in which there are two clasped hands in friendship, except that Mian Ijaz had rendered one of the hands as a skeleton and squeezed a drop of blood out of it. The then US Ambassador to Pakistan protested to General Zia and the dye was cast. When Henry Kissinger complained about his book being pirated by a bookseller in Karachi, they went instead for me in Lahore and bunged me in as a “terrorist”. Amnesty International and BBC investigated the case and rubbished the authorities. But not a single Pakistani newspaper was prepared to expose the lie. In the event, no charges were formally pressed and I was released a month later. But by then an idea had begun to germinate whose time would come one day.

In order to start a magazine, an applicant has to have his form cleared and stamped by, in turn, the city magistrate, the local police, the city magistrate

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The Daily and its associated magazine is widely lauded and acclaimed by financial researchers and investors

The Financial Daily provides live stock quotes for each of the Karachi Stock Exchange, Lahore and Islamabad stock exchanges. Additionally it provides historic data of the Karachi Stock Exchange (Pakistan’s leading stock marketfor all listed companies dating back to 1990.

Additionally, the public is encourage to participate in a free share trading training service where they can trade virtual stocks using virtual money to win prizes.

The Financial Daily also publishes weekly (Weekly Stock Review) and a monthly (Mutual Fund) magazines.

“Stock Review” is published each Monday. It contains in-depth, analytical reports on Pakistan’s capital market, stock exchange performance analysis, and other informative reports designed to educate and guide readers. The focus of the magazine is to promote awareness among investors and provide guidelines to maximize their profits and minimize their chances of losses. This magazine includes research reports from a mix of their in-house, independent researchers and researchers from other brokerage houses.

The Financial Daily has the services of prominent journalists who are not only well versed in English literature but are also qualified and experienced personnel who have been part of the journalism industry for years. Most of them include the more prominent ones; Iqbal Parekh, Jamil Siddiqui, Dr.Syed Mehboob, Baseer Ahmed, Muhammad Ali Qaiser, Salman Salim Rajan, Baqar Jafri and others.

The Financial Daily, Weekly Stock Review and Monthly Mutual Fund is published under the umbrella of Data Research Communications (DRC). This is run by Amir Abbas Ashary (Chief Editor), Shakil Jaffri (Editor) and Manzar Naqvi (Executive Editor).

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Daily express introduced an e-paper version of the newspaper on its website which provides the complete printed newspaper for online reading. This version is especially popular among Pakistanis living outside Pakistan.

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