Social Affairs
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24/7 Transport Services Launched on Gardez-Kabul and Logar Routes
Paktia province offers 24/7 regulated transport on Gardez-Kabul and Logar routes to improve passenger service and block unauthorized vehicles.
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Woman Freed After Eight Years of House Arrest in Samangan Province
A woman in Samangan was rescued after eight years of forced house arrest, raising concerns over women's rights under Taliban…
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Jowzjan Officials Warn of Declining Groundwater and Rising Air Pollution
Jowzjan officials warn of declining groundwater and increasing air pollution, urging residents to avoid overusing water and cutting trees illegally.
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Taliban Administration Reports Return of Millions of Migrants and Social Program Implementation
The Taliban reports 2.8 million Afghan migrants returned, social programs implemented, yet concerns remain over service quality and transparency.
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UN Unveils Afghanistan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan for 2026
UN OCHA releases Afghanistan’s 2026 humanitarian plan, warning nearly half the population will need aid amid ongoing Taliban restrictions.
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FAO Highlights Agricultural System Transformation at LLDC3 Summit
FAO stresses the need to transform agricultural systems at the LLDC3 summit, focusing on climate-smart farming and inclusive policies for…
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Snow, Rain, and Strong Winds Forecasted in 26 Afghan Provinces
Afghanistan's Meteorological Department forecasts snow, rain, and strong winds in 26 provinces, including Kabul, Kandahar, and Herat. Travelers urged to…
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Thousands of Vulnerable Afghan Families Receive Emergency Aid Amid Natural Disasters
IOM provided emergency aid to over 27,000 Afghan families affected by natural disasters in 2025, highlighting challenges in crisis management…
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Kabul Municipality Installs 185 Road Signs Across 12 Districts to Improve Navigation
Kabul Municipality installs 185 road signs in 12 districts to improve navigation and will update Google Maps locations for easier…
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UN OCHA Reports 21.9 Million Afghans to Need Humanitarian Aid in 2026
UN OCHA reports 21.9 million Afghans will need humanitarian aid in 2026 amid drought, food insecurity, and returning migrants.