Social Affairs
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Afghan Pilgrims Complain About Poor Hajj Services in Saudi Arabia
Afghan Hajj pilgrims criticize poor accommodation and transport in Saudi Arabia, urging urgent action to resolve service issues under Taliban…
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UN Provides Humanitarian Aid to Over 27,000 People in Balkh and Jowzjan Provinces
UN OCHA provides humanitarian aid to over 27,000 people in Balkh and Jowzjan amid floods and warns 22 million Afghans…
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Japan Announces 2027 Scholarship Applications; Deadline May 25
Japan's Embassy in Kabul opens 2027 scholarship applications with a May 25 deadline; exam on June 18 and interviews in…
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Vital Aid Reaches Over 27,000 People in Balkh and Jowzjan Provinces, Afghanistan
Over 27,000 people in Balkh and Jowzjan, Afghanistan, received essential water and health aid, supported by the UN Afghanistan Humanitarian…
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UN Highlights Serious Lack of Safe Drinking Water in Afghanistan
UN-Habitat warns of serious shortages of safe drinking water and sanitation in Afghanistan, urging urgent infrastructure development amid crises.
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UNAMA Honors the Crucial Role of Mothers in Afghan Society on Mother’s Day
UNAMA honors mothers’ vital role in Afghan society amid economic hardships and calls for improved access to education, work, and…
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Afghan Taliban to Centralize High School Exams Nationwide by Year-End
The Taliban plans to centralize high school exams across Afghanistan by year-end amid ongoing bans on girls' education beyond sixth…
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Severe Rainfall and Flash Flood Warning Issued for 18 Provinces
The National Meteorological Department warns of heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash floods on May 11 in 18 provinces, including Kabul…
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UNICEF Rebuilds 8 Earthquake-Damaged Schools in Herat and Badghis Provinces
UNICEF has rebuilt 8 schools damaged by earthquakes in Herat and Badghis, restoring education for thousands of Afghan children with…
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Head of Kabul News Agency Arrested by Taliban Intelligence Forces
Ahmad Javid Nizami, head of Kabul's Perssut news agency, has been arrested by Taliban intelligence, raising concerns over media freedom…