Social Affairs
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Taliban Administration Insists on Eviction of Kabul’s Omid-e Sabz Township Residents
Taliban insists on evicting legally owned homes in Kabul’s Omid-e Sabz township, citing legal and religious grounds amid ethnic bias…
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UNICEF Health Programs Benefit 627,000 People in Daikundi Province
About 627,000 people in Afghanistan's Daikundi province benefit from UNICEF's community-based health programs supported by Japan and the UK.
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Taliban Authorities Monitor Kabul Centers to Combat Air Pollution
Taliban's Ministry of Public Health supervises Kabul centers to control air pollution, urging use of smoke filters amid rising health…
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Heavy Rain and Hail Damage Two Thousand Jeribs of Farmland in Nangarhar
Severe rain and hail in Nangarhar's Hesarak district have damaged crops on 2,000 jeribs, with aid efforts underway for affected…
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Symbolic Protest Performance Highlights Women’s Plight Under Taliban Restrictions
Women protest Taliban's oppressive restrictions with symbolic performance marking five years of repression and exclusion under Taliban rule.
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Taliban Issues Over 69,000 Passports in Islamic Year 1447
Taliban announces issuance of over 69,000 passports in the Islamic year 1447, including ordinary, commercial, and student types, with 16,171…
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UN OCHA Provides Aid to 191 Families Affected by Floods in Nuristan
UN OCHA has delivered urgent aid including tents and winter supplies to 191 families affected by recent floods in Nuristan's…
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One-Kilometer Road in Khost Completed with a Budget of 30 Million Afghanis
Khost Municipality completes a 1.3 km road project costing nearly 30 million Afghanis, improving infrastructure and easing travel in city…
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One Kilometer Road in Khost Completed with 30 Million Afghani Investment
Khost Municipality completes over one kilometer road construction costing 30 million Afghani, improving transportation in districts two and three.
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Taliban Suspends and Revokes Licenses of Nine Private Universities Across Afghanistan
Taliban suspends or revokes licenses of nine private universities in Afghanistan over educational standards and corruption concerns, affecting hundreds of…