Social Affairs
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UNICEF Emphasizes Child-Friendly Spaces to Support Children Affected by Natural Disasters
UNICEF highlights the importance of child-friendly spaces in helping children recover emotionally and socially after natural disasters like earthquakes.
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UNICEF Warns 8.8 Million Children in Afghanistan at Risk from Climate Hazards
UNICEF reports 8.8 million children in Afghanistan face multiple climate risks, urging urgent investment in health, education, and water services.
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Taliban Authorities Monitor 250 Advertising Boards in Karte-Now, Kabul
The Taliban monitors 250 advertising boards in Kabul's Karte-Now to enforce Islamic Sharia, Afghan culture, and local language guidelines amid…
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Helmand Holds Exam to Fill 171 Vacant Education Posts Amid Calls for Transparency
Helmand's education department held an exam for 171 vacant posts with 1,100 candidates, emphasizing transparency and fair recruitment in education.
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Elementary School for Fishermen in Faryab Inaugurated
A new elementary school for fishermen's children in Faryab's Nawabad district has opened, enhancing education with modern facilities and solar…
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UNICEF Creates Educational Spaces for 60,000 Displaced Children in Afghanistan
UNICEF sets up temporary educational spaces for 60,000 displaced children and provides health services amid growing humanitarian needs in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Administration Bans Smartphone Use for Teachers and Education Staff in Maidan Wardak
The Taliban bans smartphone use for teachers and education staff in Maidan Wardak, raising concerns over access to educational and…
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Construction of Concrete Drainage Channels Begins in Jalalabad with 150 Million Afghani Budget
Jalalabad municipality starts building concrete drainage channels with a 150 million Afghani budget to manage rainwater and improve the city's…
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Mazar-i-Sharif Municipality Announces 31 Development Projects for This Year
Mazar-i-Sharif municipality announces 31 urban development projects this year amid growing demand for city services and infrastructure improvements.
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UN OCHA: 3.7 Million Children in Afghanistan Suffer from Acute Malnutrition
UN OCHA reports 3.7 million Afghan children face acute malnutrition; urgent humanitarian aid needed to prevent a worsening health crisis.