Social Affairs
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Two Drinking Water Projects Launched for Hundreds of Families in Kandahar
The Red Cross has started two projects in Kandahar to provide clean drinking water to 850 families in the city's…
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Afghanistan Drops Four Places in 2025 Global Corruption Perceptions Index
Afghanistan falls four places to 169th in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, raising concerns about transparency and corruption under the…
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Easy Service Center Officially Opens in Kabul’s Darulaman Area
The Easy Service center in Kabul's Darulaman area officially opens to simplify and speed up government services for residents of…
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Severe Visibility Drop in Kabul as Dust Forces Cautious Driving
Kabul faces drastically reduced visibility due to heavy dust, leading to cautious driving and flight disruptions amid recent rains benefiting…
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Graveling and Grading Work Begins on Roads in Firozkoh’s Second District
Graveling and grading work has started on damaged roads in Firozkoh's second district to improve access and ease transportation problems…
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Saudi Embassy Distributes 1,000 Food Packages in Logar Province
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Center distributes 1,000 food packages in Afghanistan’s Logar province to support vulnerable families amid worsening poverty.
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Khost Education Department to Enroll 30,000 New Students in Upcoming Academic Year
Khost Education Department plans to enroll 30,000 new students next year, addressing school building shortages and girls' education challenges.
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Taliban Support Enforced Full-Face Veil for Schoolgirls in Religious Schools
A video shows Afghan schoolgirls in Taliban-run religious schools wearing full-face veils, reflecting the regime's strict dress policies and education…
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Heavy Snowfall Disrupts Lives of Hundreds of Families Across Several Afghan Provinces
Heavy snowfall in Afghanistan disrupts hundreds of families' lives; IOM provides emergency aid while urging Taliban for stronger coordination and…
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Taliban Authorities Halt Three Forced Marriages in Balkh, Kunar, and Parwan Provinces
Taliban authorities stop three forced marriages in Balkh, Kunar, and Parwan, emphasizing women's consent amid ongoing rights concerns.