Social Affairs
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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.
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Over 12,000 Birth Certificates Issued Nationwide in One Month
Over 12,000 birth certificates and 2,194 death certificates were issued across Afghanistan in one month according to the National Statistics…
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Street Vendors Relocated from Roads in Khost as Part of Urban Order Initiative
Khost municipality begins relocating street vendors from roads to designated areas, aiming to improve urban order and ease traffic congestion…
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FAO Distributes Over 87,000 Wheat Seed Packs to Afghan Farmers Amid Growing Food Crisis
FAO distributes over 87,000 wheat seed packs to Afghan farmers, aiming to boost food production amid rising hunger and ongoing…
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UN Trust Fund Reports Expansion of Essential Services in Afghanistan
The UN Trust Fund for Afghanistan expands essential services access, focusing on health, education, and WASH projects to support vulnerable…
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UN-Habitat Warns Majority of Kabul Residents Live in Informal Settlements Vulnerable to Climate Change
UN-Habitat reports that 80% of Kabul's residents live in informal settlements lacking basic services and facing high climate change risks.
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End-of-Day Traffic Congestion in Kabul Turns Daily Commute Into a Time-Consuming Struggle
Kabul faces severe end-of-day traffic jams due to road closures, vehicle shortages, and increased hand-pulled carts, complicating residents' daily commutes.