KABUL (SW) – Salam Watandar’s findings from interviews with 23 women in Kabul show that they suffer from the diabetes disease due to various factors including genetic reasons, sedentary lifestyle and others.
KABUL (SW) – A four-day polio vaccination campaign will start on Saturday, in several provinces of Afghanistan.
MONITORING (SW) – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan announced that Canada has contributed 2.2 million dollars to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund.
GARDEZ (SW) – A number of gardeners in Paktia who have planted walnuts in their gardens say that they are not familiar with the standard methods of harvesting and this problem has caused the yield of their gardens to decrease.
MONITORING (SW) – Hamas named its Gaza leader Yahya Al-Sinwar as successor to former political chief Ismail Haniyeh, who was assassinated in Tehran, Iran, last week, the group said on Tuesday.
POL-E KHOMRI (SW) – Thousands of Baghlan residents in Doshi district remain deprived of electricity amid harsh weather conditions.
KABUL (SW) – The Islamic Emirate authorities have announced a series of new tax cuts for certain sectors in Afghanistan.
MONITORING (SW) – The Save the Children organization reports that in the first half of the year 2024, at least 38,000 Afghan citizens have been displaced due to climate change, with more than half of them being children.
KABUL (SW) – A number of doctors at the Indira Gandhi Children Hospital in Kabul say that feeding babies with formula milk in Afghanistan causes them
KABUL (SW) – Endemic poverty and the vicious cycle of socio-political unrest has forced many women out on to the streets in search for livelihood.
KABUL (SW) – A number of women addicted to drugs in Kabul say that they turned to addiction due to economic problems and that addiction has messed up their lives.
KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA) in Afghanistan has announced that the floods in the country in May, 2024, have affected at least 83,000 people.
