Social Affairs
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Over 1,500 Acres of Land in Kabul Declared State Property by Taliban Judiciary
Taliban judiciary confirms over 1,500 acres in western Kabul as state-owned land amid ongoing concerns over land seizures and transparency.
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36 Wild Birds Released in Herat to Protect Wildlife and Ecological Balance
36 wild birds confiscated from environmental offenders were released in Herat as part of efforts to protect wildlife and maintain…
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66 Incidents Hindering Humanitarian Access Recorded in Afghanistan in One Month
UN reports 66 incidents restricting humanitarian access in Afghanistan during March, threatening aid delivery amid a severe humanitarian crisis.
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Afghanistan Ranks Fifth Globally in Acute Hunger Levels, Report Shows
Afghanistan ranks fifth globally in acute hunger, with 17.4 million facing food insecurity, amid worsening poverty and unemployment, says 2026…
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Taliban Health Minister Discusses Expansion and Improvement of Healthcare Services in Balkh
Taliban Health Minister meets Balkh governor to discuss expanding labs and healthcare services, aiming to improve medicine quality and access…
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Samangan Provides Civil Registration Services to 48,840 People in 2025
Samangan’s statistics department provided civil registration and vital documentation services to over 48,000 people in 2025, including ID cards and…
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Taliban Health Minister Stresses Drug Quality Control at Hairatan Port
Taliban's health minister stresses quality control of imported medicines at Hairatan Port and improving health services in Balkh province, Afghanistan.
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Spring Campaign to Plant Thousands of Trees Kicks Off in Kabul
Kabul launches a spring campaign to plant thousands of saplings in cooperation with Afghan Wireless and government ministries to boost…
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Taliban Begins Implementing Decree No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Curb ‘Unwanted Customs’
The Taliban in Mazar-i-Sharif begin enforcing Decree No. 17 to curb unwanted customs in weddings, funerals, and pilgrimages to promote…
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Taliban Begins Implementing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Regulate Social Customs
The Taliban begins enforcing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to curb excessive spending and undesirable practices in social ceremonies.