Social Affairs
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Norwegian Committee Stresses Continued Humanitarian Aid and Support for Disabled People in Afghanistan
Norwegian Committee pledges ongoing humanitarian aid and support for disabled people in Afghanistan, emphasizing education and collaboration despite challenges.
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UN Urges Immediate Support for Returning Afghans Amid Growing Needs
UNHCR calls for urgent humanitarian aid for returning Afghans amid rising needs and limited resources, praising Islamic Relief USA's support.
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Road Paving Work Begins in Erfan Township, Herat
Herat Municipality starts road paving project in Erfan Township with a 4 million Afghani budget to improve infrastructure and benefits…
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Young Educated Man Commits Suicide in Kunar Amid Economic Hardships
A young educated man named Zahed in Kunar's Manori district committed suicide due to unemployment and severe economic problems.
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International Red Cross Provides Cash Aid to 400 Vulnerable Women in Balkh Province
The International Red Cross has distributed cash aid to 400 vulnerable pregnant and breastfeeding women in Balkh, Afghanistan, improving nutrition…
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Construction of Ghazni University Medical Faculty Building Resumes
Construction of Ghazni University Medical Faculty building has resumed with a 19.3 million Afghani budget, boosting education and research capacity.
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Document Authentication Services to Launch in 10 Districts in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to provide document authentication in 10 districts, improving access and reducing travel to provincial centers.
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UN Reports Tenfold Increase in Women’s Business Licenses Amid Taliban Restrictions in Afghanistan
UN reports a tenfold rise in Afghan women’s business licenses amid Taliban restrictions, highlighting shifts in women’s economic participation under…
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New Primary School for Kochi Community Opens in Uruzgan Province
A new primary school for the Kochi community in Uruzgan opens with UNICEF support, improving access to quality education and…
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3.7 Million Afghan Children at Risk of Severe Malnutrition, UNICEF Warns
UNICEF warns 3.7 million children in Afghanistan face severe malnutrition as food insecurity worsens across 26 provinces.