Social Affairs
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300 Orphaned Children Receive Education and Support at Southern Zone Orphanage in Kandahar
300 orphaned children in Kandahar's Southern Zone Orphanage receive education and support, including formal and religious teachings, under the Taliban…
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Kabul’s University Entrance Exams Scheduled for July 2026
The National Examination Authority schedules Kabul's 2026 university entrance exams for July, with biometric registrations in late June and specialized…
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Top Taliban Religious Leader Declares Women’s Education ‘Absolutely Forbidden’ in Kabul
Taliban's top religious leader in Kabul declares women's education "absolutely forbidden," reinforcing strict bans amid ongoing restrictions in Afghanistan.
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Unprecedented Rise in Tourists Visiting Kunar and Nuristan During Eid Holidays
Kunar and Nuristan in Afghanistan see unprecedented tourist influx during Eid, highlighting improved security and calls for better tourism services.
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10 Tons of Sacrificial Meat Distributed to 2,000 Needy Families in Kabul
Afghan Red Crescent distributes 10 tons of sacrificial meat to 2,000 needy families in Kabul, supported by Turkish Red Crescent…
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Afghan Red Crescent and Turkey Distribute 5,000 Kilograms of Sacrificial Meat to Needy Families in Kabul
The Afghan Red Crescent, in partnership with Turkey, distributed 5,000 kg of sacrificial meat to 1,000 needy families in Kabul…
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Newly Opened Herat Underpass Flooded After First Rainfall, Blocking Traffic
The newly opened Herat underpass was flooded during the first rainfall, raising concerns over rushed construction and poor water management…
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UNICEF Launches Safe Child-Friendly Spaces for Play, Education, and Counseling in Afghanistan
UNICEF sets up child-friendly spaces across Afghanistan to provide safe play, education, and counseling amid growing challenges under Taliban rule.
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UNICEF Launches Safe Child-Friendly Spaces for Play, Education, and Counseling in Afghanistan
UNICEF establishes safe child-friendly spaces in Afghanistan for play, education, and counseling, supported by the Asian Development Bank amid growing…
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WFP Warns of Severe Funding Shortages Impacting Food Aid in Afghanistan
WFP warns of critical funding shortages in Afghanistan, risking food and nutrition aid for millions of vulnerable mothers and children.