Social Affairs
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Taliban Begins Implementing Decree No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Curb ‘Unwanted Customs’
The Taliban in Mazar-i-Sharif begin enforcing Decree No. 17 to curb unwanted customs in weddings, funerals, and pilgrimages to promote…
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Taliban Begins Implementing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Regulate Social Customs
The Taliban begins enforcing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to curb excessive spending and undesirable practices in social ceremonies.
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UN OCHA Warns Returning Women in Afghanistan Face Severe Vulnerabilities
UN OCHA highlights severe vulnerabilities of women returning to Afghanistan amid Taliban restrictions and calls for urgent humanitarian aid.
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Taliban Ministry Warns of Heavy Rain and Flash Floods in 26 Afghan Provinces
Taliban Ministry warns of heavy rain, flash floods, and strong winds in 26 Afghan provinces, urging preparedness to minimize damage…
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Taliban Official Amir Khan Muttaqi: Efforts Underway to Empower Afghan Youth Through Science and Sports
Taliban's Amir Khan Muttaqi highlights efforts to empower Afghan youth through science and sports as Kabul hosts international traditional wrestling…
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New School Construction Begins in Paktika with 11 Million Afghani Budget
Construction of a new school in Paktika's Aiden Baba area has started with an 11 million Afghani budget to enhance…
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Kandahar Municipality Orders Construction Projects to Use Privacy Screens or Face Shutdown
Kandahar Municipality mandates all construction projects to use privacy barriers or face shutdown, aiming to protect residents' privacy and uphold…
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Widespread Protest Over Exit Exam Results for Medical Students in Afghanistan
Afghan male medical students protest Exit exam results, calling for cancellation over unfair conditions and low pass rates amid female…
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Taliban Ministry Pilots Academic Stream Selection for 11th Grade Students in Panjshir
The Taliban Ministry of Education pilots academic stream selection for 11th grade students in Panjshir, aiming to align studies with…
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UNICEF Donates $193,000 Worth of Educational Materials to Logar Schools
UNICEF donates $193,000 in educational materials to Logar schools to support over 41,000 students amid widespread shortages across Afghanistan.