Journalists fear curbs on access to information with the new decree
KABUL (SW) – The new decree by the Islamic Emirate leader regarding access to information has caused concerns among journalists.
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Surge in production brings no respite to the struggling carpet industry
KABUL (SW) – Businessmen from several carpet factories report that, although more women have taken up carpet weaving in the past two years, leading to increased production, their efforts are facing stagnation due to a lack of market demand and inadequate export opportunities.
Criminal offenses tail off by 30%, MoIA reports
KABUL (SW) – Islamic Emirate’s authorities from the de-facto Ministry of Interior Affairs (MoIA) announced on Tuesday, that, in the past year, improvements in police professionalization and better security coordination have led to a significant enhancement in national security compared to the previous year.
Helmand residents in remote areas faced with shortage of health services
LASHKARGAH (SW) – Helmand residents in remote corners of the province say they are faced with an acute shortage of healthcare services.
Mujahid plays down concerns regarding new morality laws
KABUL (SW) – Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson of the de-facto government of the Islamic Emirate, has played down concerns regarding the new set of laws ratified by Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (MoPVPV).
Over 40,000 commercial flights used Afghan air space in a year
KABUL (SW) – In the past one year, there have been at least 40,016 overflights through Afghanistan’s airspace, according to officials from the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation.
Afghan women, children facing severe food crisis, warns WFP
MONITORING (SW) – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has highlighted a dire situation among women and children in Afghanistan, as over 1 million have lost access to crucial nutrition assistance.
Reuters safety adviser killed, two journalists injured in Ukraine
MONITORING (SW) – Ryan Evans, a member of the Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine, was killed and two Reuters journalists were injured in a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, the news agency said on Sunday.
Newly ratified morality laws spark domestic, international reactions
KABUL (SW) – The recently ratified laws by the de-facto Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (MoPVPV) has sparked widespread domestic and international reactions.
Traders boast success of “Victory and Economic Progress of Afghanistan” exhibition
KABUL (SW) – The four-day “Victory and Economic Progress of Afghanistan” exhibition concluded on Sunday. Traders exhibiting their products at the event expressed satisfaction with
EU grants 13 million euros to UNICEF in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – The European Union’s Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) has provided 13 million euros for malnutrition treatment and community-based education in Afghanistan.
MoHE announces launch of 13 new university faculties
KABUL (SW) – The de-facto Ministry of Higher Education has announced significant achievements on Sunday, during the annual performance review press conference held in Kabul, highlighting a range of developments over the past year.
