Social Affairs
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Taliban Restrictions Drive Increase in Women Street Vendors Amid Growing Poverty
Poverty and Taliban bans on women's work have increased female street vendors in Afghanistan, sparking social media outcry and criticism.
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50 New Schools Open in Zabul, Providing Education for Nearly 30,000 Children
Zabul activates 50 new schools, enabling nearly 30,000 previously deprived children to access education and literacy programs across the province.
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14 New Buses Deployed to Boost Transportation Services in Kandahar
Kandahar introduces 14 new buses to improve city and border transportation services, aiming to ease travel for residents and cross-border…
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Afghan Women Use Graffiti to Protest Taliban’s Increasing Restrictions
Afghan women are using graffiti to protest Taliban's strict restrictions on their rights and dress codes amid bans on public…
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Taliban Authorities Detain Women in Herat for Not Wearing Chadors
Taliban authorities detain many women in Herat for not wearing chadors under a new compulsory hijab order, raising fears and…
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Taliban Warns of Arrests for Women Violating Dress Code in Herat
Taliban warns women in Herat of arrest for not following dress code, raising concerns over personal freedoms and women's rights…
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Technical Inspection of Passenger Vehicles Conducted in Wardak Province
Wardak authorities conduct technical inspections on passenger vehicles to ensure safe and standardized transport services in the province.
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Officials Assure Transparency in 1405 University Entrance Exam and Announce Health Sector Plans
Officials confirm transparency in the 1405 university entrance exam and unveil plans to strengthen Afghanistan's health system with international support.
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Second Day of 1405 National University Entrance Exam Held in Kabul
The second day of Afghanistan's 1405 national university entrance exam took place in Kabul, with 120,000 candidates expected nationwide.
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Taliban Unveils Mosque in Herat Amid Ongoing Economic Challenges
Taliban opens a 25 million Afghani mosque in Herat amid Afghanistan's ongoing economic hardships and widespread poverty.