Social Affairs
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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…
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UNAMA Holds Meetings in Bamyan on Rights and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
UNAMA held meetings in Bamyan to discuss the rights and challenges of persons with disabilities, emphasizing inclusion and support in…
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UN-Habitat Reports Threefold Urban Expansion in Zaranj Over Last 20 Years
UN-Habitat reports rapid urban growth in Zaranj, Nimroz, highlighting the need for smart planning to improve housing and services for…
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UNDP Reports 28 Million Afghans Facing Severe Poverty by 2025
UNDP reports that by 2025, 28 million Afghans face severe poverty due to climate shocks, reduced aid, and restrictions on…
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Heavy Rainfall and Flood Warning Issued for 16 Provinces in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s Meteorological Department warns of heavy rains and potential flooding today across 16 provinces including Bamyan, Herat, Nangarhar, and others.
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Kabul Residents Complain of Widespread Bribery in Taliban-Run Traffic Department
Kabul residents report widespread bribery and delays in the Taliban-run Traffic Department, raising concerns about corruption and transparency.
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Medical Graduates Protest Over Out-of-Syllabus Questions in Afghanistan’s Exit Exam
Afghan medical graduates protest out-of-syllabus questions in the Exit exam, calling for review and transparency from responsible authorities.
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UN Report Finds 75% of Afghanistan’s Population Unable to Meet Basic Needs Amid Worsening Crisis
UN report reveals 75% of Afghans can't meet basic needs due to drought, aid cuts, and Taliban restrictions, worsening poverty…
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UNESCO Supports Women’s Empowerment Through Literacy Programs in Nuristan
UNESCO's literacy program in Nuristan province empowers women by providing education and skills amid challenging restrictions on female education.