Social Affairs
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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.
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World Food Programme Warns of Increasing Complexity in Delivering Aid to Afghanistan
The World Food Programme warns that delivering food aid to Afghanistan is increasingly complex due to border closures and regional…
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WFP Warns of Increasing Complexity in Delivering Aid to Afghanistan
The World Food Programme warns that delivering food aid to Afghanistan is increasingly complex due to border closures and regional…
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Norwegian Refugee Council Provides Vital Aid to 18,000 Displaced in Eastern Afghanistan
The Norwegian Refugee Council provides essential aid, including shelter and hygiene supplies, to over 18,000 displaced people in eastern Afghanistan.
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University Entrance Exam 1405 Concludes with Participation of 120,000 Candidates Nationwide
The 1405 university entrance exam concluded with 120,000 candidates nationwide, conducted transparently and in four stages across Afghanistan.
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UN Women Warns of Crisis Facing Women and Girls in Eastern Afghanistan Amid Earthquake and Renewed Conflict
UN Women warns over 100,000 displaced in eastern Afghanistan face severe crisis amid earthquake, conflict, and rising restrictions on women’s…
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Final Stage of University Entrance Exam to be Held in Kabul Tomorrow
The final stage of Afghanistan's university entrance exam (Konkur) will be held in Kabul tomorrow, including special groups and candidates…
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Final Stage of Kabul University Entrance Exam to Take Place Tomorrow
The final stage of the nationwide university entrance exam (Kankor) will be held in Kabul on May 12, including various…
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60 Houses Completed for Earthquake Victims in Herat
Sixty new houses completed for earthquake victims in Herat, Afghanistan, providing permanent shelter for 420 affected individuals.