Social Affairs
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UN Warns of Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan Amid Natural Disasters and Conflict
The UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan due to conflict, flooding, and earthquakes, urging coordinated aid efforts.
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Kabul Municipality Reports Construction of 450 Kilometers of New Roads in Four and a Half Years
Kabul Municipality says 450 km of new roads were built in 4.5 years, with 137 km completed last year amid…
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Nangarhar Deputy Governor Calls for Increased UN Aid to Support Displaced Families
Nangarhar's deputy governor urges the UN to increase humanitarian aid for families affected by natural disasters, returnees, and internally displaced…
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Ghazni City Expands Threefold in 20 Years, UN Habitat Reports
UN-Habitat reports Ghazni city has tripled in size since 2004, highlighting rapid urbanization and the need for smart planning in…
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Taliban Authority Seizes 11 Jeribs of Land in Kabul’s Makrorian Area
Taliban's Ministry of Justice seizes 11 jeribs of land in Kabul's Makrorian; raises concerns over land dispute transparency and property…
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Floods Destroy Over 16,700 Acres of Farmland in Afghanistan, Affect Thousands of Families
Recent floods in Afghanistan destroyed over 16,700 acres of farmland, affecting thousands of families and causing major agricultural and economic…
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Air Force Provides Humanitarian Aid to Flood Victims in Kandahar
The Kandahar Air Force has distributed humanitarian aid to hundreds affected by recent floods, amid calls for improved disaster management…
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FAO Warns of Seasonal Flood Risks in Baghlan Province, Afghanistan
FAO warns of destructive seasonal floods in Afghanistan's Baghlan province, urges effective water management to protect agriculture and rural livelihoods.
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4,000 Afghanis Distributed to Dozens of Needy Families in Parwan
Parwan officials distribute 4,000 Afghanis in cash aid to dozens of needy families to help address economic challenges under Taliban…
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Spring Snowfall Continues in Panjshir Province
Snowfall continues in Panjshir province despite the start of spring, with roads open and normal traffic reported.