Social Affairs
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UNICEF Representative Meets Taliban Deputy to Discuss Expanding Humanitarian Cooperation in Afghanistan
UNICEF official meets Taliban deputy to discuss expanding aid programs and job creation for displaced Afghans amid rising humanitarian needs.
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127,000 Students Enrolled in Afghan Public Universities in 2025
In 2025, nearly 127,000 students studied at Afghan public universities, with over 81,000 attending private institutions amid ongoing education challenges.
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One Child Per Day Dies from Landmines in Afghanistan, UN Reports
UN reports that an average of one child dies daily from landmines in Afghanistan amid funding challenges for mine clearance…
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Efforts Begin to Reopen Blocked Highway in Badakhshan Province
Badakhshan officials have started efforts to reopen a blocked highway, urging cooperation and advising travelers to avoid the route for…
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Severe Rain and Flood Warnings Issued for 11 Provinces in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Meteorology Department warns of heavy rain, strong winds, and flash floods in 11 provinces, urging preparedness and timely alerts…
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New Building for Shaheed Haider Boys’ School Opens in Jaghoori District
A new building for Shaheed Haider Boys' School in Jaghoori, Ghazni, has opened, providing better facilities for 400 students amid…
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Afghan Red Crescent Discusses Expansion of Humanitarian Aid with UK Special Envoy
Afghan Red Crescent and UK Special Envoy discuss expanding humanitarian aid for displaced families and returning migrants amid ongoing challenges.
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Taliban Forces Bar Kabul Students Without Traditional Headgear from Entering Schools
Taliban forces in Kabul bar students without traditional lungi headgear from entering schools, raising concerns over educational access and policies.
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UNICEF Opens Two New Water Supply Networks in Ghor Province
UNICEF has completed two water supply networks in Ghor, providing safe drinking water to 570 families amid Afghanistan's ongoing water…
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Taliban Distributes 1,237 Residential Land Plots to Returning Displaced Families in Nangarhar
Taliban distributes 1,237 residential land plots to returning displaced families in Nangarhar, aiming for permanent housing and basic services.