Social Affairs
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Severe Water Shortage Disrupts Daily Life in Nawa, Ghazni District
Severe water shortages in Nawa, Ghazni, are disrupting daily life, agriculture, and livelihoods, worsening poverty amid ineffective management and climate…
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Construction Begins on Overpass Bridge in Front of Kabul Governor’s Office
Construction starts on a 235-meter overpass in Kabul to ease traffic congestion, with a $462M budget and 15-month completion plan.
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UNICEF Stresses the Importance of Safe Spaces for Children in Afghanistan
UNICEF highlights the vital role of safe, child-friendly spaces in Afghanistan, offering protection and psychosocial support for children's growth and…
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FAO Distributes 100 Laser Land Levelers to Afghan Farmers to Improve Irrigation Efficiency
FAO, with World Bank support, has distributed 100 laser land levelers in Afghanistan, improving irrigation for over 23,000 farming families…
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UN Representative Visits Remote Wakhan Corridor in Northeast Afghanistan
UN Special Representative visits Afghanistan's remote Wakhan Corridor to hear community needs and highlight humanitarian challenges in 2025 plans.
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WFP Warns of Ongoing Aid Challenges in Afghanistan Amid Limited Resources
WFP warns of ongoing challenges in Afghan aid due to droughts, earthquakes, and reduced humanitarian funding, stressing the critical need…
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Over 17 Million Electronic ID Cards Distributed Across Afghanistan
Afghanistan has distributed over 17 million electronic ID cards, with a notable gender gap and ongoing calls for equal access…
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Border Closures Trap Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Students in Kabul, Affecting Their Education and Well-being
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa students are stranded in Kabul due to closed land routes with Pakistan, facing economic and educational challenges amid…
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Female Medical Graduates Demand Exit Exam Access After Three Years of Exclusion
Female medical graduates in Afghanistan demand access to the Exit Exam after three years of exclusion under the Taliban, raising…
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Weather Warning Issued for 12 Afghan Provinces: Snow and Rain Forecasted
Afghanistan's Meteorological Department warns 12 provinces of snow, rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds; residents urged to take precautions.