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WHO Completes Review of Malaria Program in Afghanistan
WHO completes review of Afghanistan's malaria program, urging better coordination and access to healthcare amid rising cases and ongoing challenges.
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FAO Forecasts Near-Normal Rainfall and Rising Temperatures in Afghanistan
FAO forecasts near-normal rainfall in western and southern Afghanistan, with rising temperatures across the country from February 16 to 22.
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UN Development Program Prioritizes Employment and Basic Services in Afghanistan’s 2026 Agenda
UNDP Afghanistan prioritizes job creation and basic services in 2026, urging more financial support to meet urgent needs amid limited…
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Taliban Ban on Pakistani Drugs Sparks Shortages and Price Hikes in Afghanistan
Afghanistan faces drug shortages and price hikes after Taliban bans Pakistani medicine imports, citing counterfeit concerns and seeking alternative suppliers.
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UN: Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Activities Halted in Afghanistan
UN reports mental health and psychosocial support activities stopped in Afghanistan, highlighting severe impacts on women's access to vital health…
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WFP Supports 445,000 Afghans Towards Greater Livelihood Stability
WFP helped 445,000 Afghans achieve improved food security and livelihood stability through sustainable programs in 2023.
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UN OCHA: Restricted Access Impacts Humanitarian Aid Distribution in Afghanistan
UN OCHA reports that restricted access in Afghanistan hampers humanitarian aid distribution, with Taliban-imposed limits affecting operations in several districts.
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UNICEF Reports Over 20 Million People in Afghanistan Received Aid in 2025
UNICEF says over 20 million people in Afghanistan, including 11 million children, received vital humanitarian aid in 2025 amid ongoing…
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UN-Habitat Reports 4.2 Million Afghans in Urgent Need of Emergency Shelter in 2026
UN-Habitat reports that 4.2 million Afghans will need urgent emergency shelter and non-food items in 2026 amid rising crises and…
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Taliban Bans Valentine’s Day in Afghanistan, Warns Sellers Against Red Symbols
The Taliban bans Valentine's Day celebrations in Afghanistan, warning sellers against red symbols and enforcing restrictions in Kabul and Herat.