Business
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Afghanistan’s Barshana Invites Russian Companies to Invest in its Electricity Sector
Afghanistan's Barshana invites Russian firms to invest in its electricity sector, focusing on grid development and technical training amid ongoing…
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Construction of $160 Million Cement Factory Begins in Jawzjan Province
The Taliban ministry announces the start of a $160M cement factory in Jawzjan, Afghanistan, aiming to produce 3,000 tons daily…
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Construction of Two Water Supply Networks Begins in Arzgan
Two water supply networks are being constructed in Arzgan's Charchino and Khas districts, benefiting 204 families with UNICEF support.
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Taliban’s Acting Water Minister Discusses Kajaki Dam Expansion with Turkish Companies
Taliban's acting water minister meets Turkish companies to discuss Kajaki Dam expansion, electricity production, and water resource management in Afghanistan.
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44 Kilometers of TAPI Pipeline Completed in Herat, Taliban Officials Report
The Taliban ministry reports 44 km of the TAPI gas pipeline completed in Herat, highlighting economic benefits amidst calls for…
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A 3 Million Afghani Irrigation Canal Completed in Kandahar’s Miywand District
A 3 million Afghani irrigation canal has been completed in Kandahar's Miywand district, expected to boost agriculture and local livelihoods.
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Afghanistan Central Bank Declares Rejecting Small Afghani Banknotes Illegal
Afghanistan's central bank warns that refusing small Afghani banknotes and coins is illegal and will face legal consequences under Taliban…
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Afghanistan Among Top 10 Countries Facing Severe Hunger Crisis, FAO Reports
FAO reports nearly 266 million people face severe hunger by 2025; Afghanistan ranks among top 10 countries with critical food…
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Construction Begins on $63,000 Suspension Bridge Over Hari River in Ghor Province
Construction begins on a $63,000 suspension bridge in Ghor province to improve local access and boost tourism near the UNESCO-listed…
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WFP Warns of Acute Malnutrition Threatening 4.7 Million in Afghanistan by 2026
The UN's World Food Programme warns acute malnutrition will affect 4.7 million Afghans, threatening children’s futures amid worsening economic conditions.