Social Affairs
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Taliban Holds Meeting to Improve Traffic Management and Reduce Road Accidents
The Taliban holds a high-level meeting to improve traffic management and reduce road accidents, involving multiple ministries and officials.
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Kabul Municipality Designates Specific Areas for Eid Livestock Sales
Kabul Municipality sets designated areas across 22 districts for Eid livestock sales to reduce congestion, pollution, and improve traffic management.
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Red Cross Provides Essential Supplies for Body Management in Kandahar
The Red Cross provides essential supplies to Afghan Red Crescent for safe and dignified body management in Kandahar amid conflict…
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UNESCO Expands Food Skills Training for Afghan Youth to Boost Food Security
UNESCO's SDL program teaches food processing and literacy to Afghan youth, enhancing local food security and sustainable livelihoods with World…
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Afghanistan on the Brink of Malnutrition Crisis; Five Million Mothers and Children Urgently Need Aid
WFP warns nearly five million Afghan mothers and children face malnutrition amid economic crisis and aid shortages, with 45% of…
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UN World Food Programme Warns of Worsening Hunger Crisis in Afghanistan
The UN World Food Programme warns of a severe hunger crisis in Afghanistan due to border closures, natural disasters, and…
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Thousands of Students in Shindand Study Without School Buildings Amid Harsh Weather
Thousands of students in Shindand, Herat, study outdoors due to lack of school buildings, facing harsh weather. Locals urge Taliban…
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15 Drinking Water Networks Launched in Kunar Province
Fifteen safe drinking water networks in Kunar province now serve 7,600 families and 4,500 students, funded by humanitarian aid worth…
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883 Drug Addicts Referred to Treatment Centers Across Afghan Provinces
883 drug addicts have been referred to treatment centers across Afghanistan, with calls for dignified care and transparent rehabilitation efforts.
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2026 National University Entrance Exam Begins in 15 Afghan Provinces
The 2026 national university entrance exam kicked off in 15 Afghan provinces, with thousands competing for spots at public and…