Category: Governance

Malnutrition poses grim threat to children in Afghanistan

KABUL (SW) -Malnutrition is the main cause of death among children in the world, which is rapidly spreading among children in Afghanistan these days.

Five lives lost to flash floods in Ghazni

GHAZNI (SW) – At least five people got killed as flash floods hit Ghazni province, said officials on Tuesday.

Camp established for flood victims in Logar

PUL-E-ALAM (SW) – The local officials of Logar have said that a housing camp has been built for the flood-affected families of Khushi district.

Devastating floods wreck havoc across Afghanistan

KABUL (SW) – Flash floods caused by torrential rains have wrecked havoc across Afghanistan with dozens of people killed and vast swathes of land submerged.

UN warns of dire consequences in Afghanistan as winter looms

KABUL (SW) – Although $4.4 billion is required to fund humanitarian operations in Afghanistan, $1.8 billion has been received so far, or roughly 40 per cent, a senior UN official told journalists in New York on Monday, warning of the dire consequences as winter approaches.

Flash floods claim the lives of two women, three children

KABUL (SW) – The local authorities in Ghazni say that five people, including two women and three children, have died after a passenger bus got stuck in the flood.

31 lives lost to flash floods in Parwan

CHARIKAR (SW) – At least 31 people lost their lives and 17 more got injured as flash floods devastated Parwan province, said officials.

Islamic Emirate unable to earn international recognition

KABUL (SW) – It has been exactly a year since the Taliban regained power in Kabul to establish the Islamic Emirate, but they continue to wait for recognition at the international level.

In a year of the Islamic Emirate rule, service delivery goes from bad to worst

KABUL (SW) – A year of the Islamic Emirate rule in Afghanistan has seen service delivery to public go from bad to worst.

Islamic Emirate offer jobs to Afghan cadets studying abroad

KABUL (SW) – The Islamic Emirate’s Ministry of Interior Affairs has announced to recruit officers who have completed security studies in foreign countries.