Social Affairs
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Over 6,000 Youth Graduate from Free Courses in Badakhshan Province
Over 6,000 youth in Badakhshan province graduate from free courses in English, Arabic, computer skills, and more, amid efforts to…
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2026 National University Entrance Exam Results to Be Announced on Monday
The 2026 Afghan university entrance exam results will be officially announced on Monday, with 74,500 students gaining admission to higher…
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Taliban Distributes Food Aid to 400 Needy Families in Kabul
The Taliban distributed food aid to 400 needy families in Kabul, including orphans, widows, and disabled individuals, as part of…
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Zabul’s Shajoy Residents Self-Fund Nine Schools, Providing Safe Education to 15,000 Students
Shajoy residents in Zabul have self-funded nine schools over two years, enabling safe education for 15,000 students despite infrastructure shortages.
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UNICEF: Supporting Girls in Afghanistan Builds a Safer Future
UNICEF highlights that supporting Afghan girls with skills training can build a safer future amid ongoing restrictions under Taliban rule.
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Taliban Officials Discuss Natural Disaster Management Cooperation with UN Representative
Taliban officials and the UN discuss enhancing cooperation in managing natural disasters and implementing prevention projects in Afghanistan.
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UN-Habitat Warns Half of Afghanistan’s Population Will Be Urban by 2060 Amid Infrastructure Challenges
UN-Habitat predicts half of Afghanistan's population will live in cities by 2060, urging urgent urban planning and infrastructure improvements amid…
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Only 17% of Afghanistan’s 2026 Humanitarian Aid Budget Funded, UN Warns
UN reports only 17% of Afghanistan's 2026 humanitarian aid funded, urging urgent global support to prevent a deepening crisis.
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UN Warns of Mine Clearance Funding Shortfall Amid Ongoing Threat in Afghanistan
The UN warns of urgent funding shortages for mine clearance in Afghanistan, highlighting ongoing risks and high child casualties.
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Indonesia Donates 400 Tons of Nutritious Biscuits to Afghan Schoolchildren Amid Hunger Crisis
Indonesia donates 400 tons of nutritious biscuits to feed 170,000 Afghan schoolchildren amid a severe hunger crisis, says WFP.