Street food vendors not maintaining hygiene, says Kabul residents
KABUL (SW) – A number of Kabul residents believe street food vendors do not comply with hygiene and quality standards, which is seriously affecting their
Category: SOCIETY & CULTURE
Sar-e-Pul’s hat embroidery industry dying
SAR-E-PUL (SW) – A number of the traditional hat embroidering women in Sar-e-Pol say that zardozi and ondozi hats are one of the most important
Former drug addicts join skills development workshops
KABUL (SW) – The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has launched a professional skills training workshop labelled as “Omid” (hope) in Kabul for former
Female students turn to roadside jobs to earn livelihood
KABUL (SW) – A number of female students who have missed education in the last two years say that they have had to turn to
Jobless journalists struggling to earn a livelihood
KABUL (SW) – A number of journalists and media workers say that after losing their jobs, they have had to do other things to provide
Sabawoon TV resumes operations in Helmand
LASHKARGAH (SW) – The local Sabawoon TV in Helmand has resumed operations after a two-year hiatus following the establishment of the Islamic Emriate in Afghanistan. Nabi
Ban on INGOs in education sector sparks grim concerns
KABUL (SW) – The Islamic Emirate’s move to ban the international non-governmental organisations from operating in the education sector has sparked grim concerns. The United
Publication industry faced with the grim threat of extinction
KABUL (SW) – Publication of book, literary exhibitions and libraries were witnessing a boom during the republic, but all that sounds like a dream from
Music alley’s heirs feel abandoned, neglected
KABUL (SW) – A number of musicians at Kabul’s famous music alley, Kocha Kharabat, say that they are suffering from hunger these days. Nadim Bakhsh, the
UNICEF to increase local education classes to 21,000
KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said that it is trying to increase the number of local education classes to 21,000 in
Afghan diaspora feels lonely on Family Day
KABUL (SW) – As the world marked the International Family Day, a number of Afghan citizens abroad say that they are having a difficult time
UNHCR promises residential units for cave dwellers in Bamyan
BAMYAN (SW) – Gillian Triggs, the deputy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, has traveled to Bamyan at the head of a high-ranking delegation
