Takhar Provincial Hospital patients facing limited medical services
TAKHAR (SW) – The shortage of medicine and limited medical services at Takhar Provincial Hospital has caused challenges for both healthcare providers and patients.
Category: ECONOMY
Exclusive: Dismissed female army employees grappling with harsh economic situation
KABUL (SW) – Salam Watandar’s findings from interviews with 16 female employees of the National Army in the republic government, who have been dismissed from duty after the establishment of the Islamic Emirate, show they are struggling with dire economic situation.
The de-facto government’s debt to private sector stands at $1.8 billion, says ACCI
KABUL (SW) – Officials at the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment have revealed in a press conference that the de-facto government has a debt of $1.8 billion to the private sector.
Investors poise to infuse nearly $11 billion into opportunities – DPMEA
KABUL (SW) – The Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the de-facto government has claimed that both domestic and foreign investors expressed their readiness to invest in various sectors in Afghanistan.
Uzbekistan to address growing energy demand with shift towards renewables, says Mirziyoyev
UZBEKISTAN (SW) – Uzbekistan plans to cover growing need in electricity primarily through renewable energy, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev said.
Ghazni witnessing evident surge in children working roadside
GHAZNI CITY (SW) – The central Ghazni province is witnessing an evident surge in children working roadside to earn a livelihood for their struggling families.
Empowering women: From 100 Afghanis to online stores, A journey in entrepreneurship
KABUL (SW) – Despite the common belief that starting a business requires substantial funds, there are individuals who have initiated small enterprises with limited resources and creativity.
Ghazni residents voice concerns over fees determinations at public hospital
GHAZNI (SW) – Ghazni Public Hospital, housing 300 beds, caters to clients and patients not only from Ghazni but also from neighboring provinces. Despite the main building of Ghazni public hospital being partially constructed, the medical staff has been attending to hundreds of patients daily in the auxiliary buildings for the past four years.
Kabul hosts joyous group wedding for 50 young couples
KABUL (SW) – Seelab Charitable Foundation organized a group wedding for 50 young couples on Monday, in Kabul.
Pervasive shadow of hunger: 16 million Afghans struggle for food
KABUL (SW) – Sixteen million people in Afghanistan require food assistance, stated the World Food Program (WFP) on Friday. Concurrently, the Foreign Relations Committee of the United States House of Representatives also reported that over 12 million people in Afghanistan are experiencing severe hunger, with two million households headed by women.
Construction commenced on three dams in Paktia for rural development
PAKTIA (SW) – Officials at the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development report that construction has commenced on three dams and several other projects worth 40 million Afghanis in Paktia.
Zabul residents voice unease over soaring fuel prices
ZABUL (SW) – Zabul, located in the chilly southern region of Afghanistan, witnesses its residents relying heavily on various heating sources to combat the winter cold.
