Social Affairs
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Taliban Administration Bans Smartphone Use for Teachers and Education Staff in Maidan Wardak
The Taliban bans smartphone use for teachers and education staff in Maidan Wardak, raising concerns over access to educational and…
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Construction of Concrete Drainage Channels Begins in Jalalabad with 150 Million Afghani Budget
Jalalabad municipality starts building concrete drainage channels with a 150 million Afghani budget to manage rainwater and improve the city's…
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Mazar-i-Sharif Municipality Announces 31 Development Projects for This Year
Mazar-i-Sharif municipality announces 31 urban development projects this year amid growing demand for city services and infrastructure improvements.
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UN OCHA: 3.7 Million Children in Afghanistan Suffer from Acute Malnutrition
UN OCHA reports 3.7 million Afghan children face acute malnutrition; urgent humanitarian aid needed to prevent a worsening health crisis.
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Disorder in Afghan Classrooms Sparks Calls for Greater Oversight of Schools
A viral video exposes disorder in Afghan classrooms under Taliban rule, prompting activists to demand stronger school oversight and ethical…
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UNICEF Provides Clean Drinking Water to Earthquake Victims in Kunar Province
UNICEF provides clean drinking water to children and families affected by the earthquake in Afghanistan's Kunar province to prevent disease…
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UNICEF Stands with Afghan Mothers on Mother’s Day
UNICEF reaffirms continuous support for Afghan mothers on Mother’s Day amid growing restrictions on women’s rights under Taliban rule.
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World Food Programme Continues Food Aid for Needy Children in Afghanistan
The World Food Programme continues vital food aid to hundreds of thousands of vulnerable children across Afghanistan amid ongoing economic…
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Khost’s Sixth District Road Completed with 21 Million Afghani Investment
Khost Municipality completed a 650-meter road in the sixth district with drainage and repairs, investing 21 million Afghanis to improve…
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Afghan Red Crescent Chief Meets ICRC to Expand Humanitarian Aid
Afghan Red Crescent's chief meets IFRC leaders to boost humanitarian aid, improve emergency response, and support disaster-affected families in Afghanistan.