Social Affairs
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Taliban urges aid groups to cut administrative costs
The Taliban says aid groups should cut administrative costs as humanitarian needs rise in Afghanistan amid climate and mine threats.
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South Korea Donates $3 Million to World Food Programme in Afghanistan
South Korea has donated $3 million to the World Food Programme in Afghanistan to support food and nutrition aid for…
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UNICEF Says 2.6 Million Girls Still Denied Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF says more than 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan remain barred from education under Taliban restrictions.
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Weather Department Warns of Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding in 10 Provinces
Afghanistan’s weather department warns of heavy rain, thunderstorms and flash flooding in 10 provinces, with wind speeds up to 100…
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Work Begins on 11 Side Streets in Kabul’s District 7
Kabul Municipality has started work on 11 alleys and side roads in District 7, with completion expected within three months.
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World Food Programme Warns of Worsening Hunger Crisis and Child Deaths in Afghanistan
World Food Programme warns of worsening hunger in Afghanistan, with aid cuts threatening children and more deaths expected.
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Cash Aid Distributed to 118 Needy Families in Badakhshan
Cash assistance has been distributed to 118 needy families in Afghanistan's Badakhshan province, officials said.
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UN Refugee Agency Praises Humanitarian Workers in Afghanistan
UNHCR praises humanitarian workers in Afghanistan for continuing aid efforts, saving lives and supporting vulnerable communities.
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UN Says Afghan Women Aid Workers Continue to Serve Despite Risks
UN Women says Afghan women aid workers continue serving communities despite threats, hardships and repeated aftershocks.
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More Than 450 Needy Families Receive Aid in Balkh and Parwan
More than 450 needy families in Balkh and Parwan received food and cash aid from police counter-narcotics departments.