150 border guards to man 32 posts on Durnad Line
KABUL (SW) – The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced to guard the Durand Line with Pakistan with at least 150 security forces on 32 posts in the eastern provinces.
Category: Peace
Health workers in Baghlan not paid for six months
KABUL (SW) – Health workers at the Covid-19 facilities in Baghlan have warned about of collapse of the entire service system here if their outstanding dues for the past six months are not paid.
Infant baby lost during evacuation finally found
MONITORING (SW) – An infant boy handed in desperation to a soldier across an airport wall in the chaos of the sudden American evacuation of Afghanistan has been found and reunited with his relatives in Kabul.
Forex trader gunned down by unknown gunmen
HERAT CITY (SW) – A currency trader has been gunned down by unknown gunmen in the Herat city, capital of Herat province, confirmed officials on Sunday.
Arresting Jalal described as curbs on freedom of speech
KABUL (SW) – The Federation of Journalists and Media of Afghanistan called the detention of Faizullah Jalal, a professor at Kabul University, by the forces of the Islamic Emirate as a curb on freedom of expression, and called the continuation of such detentions contrary to human rights values and laws.
Analysts fear for fallout of unrest in Kazakhstan on Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – Analysts fear the mounting unrest in Kazakhstan would eventually have its impacts on Afghanistan as well.
Two humanitarian appeals will be launched for Afghanistan, the region
MONITORING (SW) – The OCHA and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has said that on Tuesday, 11 January, at 11.30 a.m. Geneva time, two humanitarian appeals will be launched, one for Afghanistan and the other for the region.
Afghans increasingly unable to meet basic needs, services collapse
MONITORING (SW) – Afghanistan rises to the top of Watchlist as the population increasingly cannot meet basic needs and the economy and public services collapse, despite the end of major conflict, warned the International Rescue Committee.
9 people killed, 30 injured due to avalanches
MONITORING (SW) – The humanitarian groups have confirmed at least 9 people recently lost their lives and 30 others were injured due to avalanches and flooding in 34 provinces of Afghanistan.
Analysts see Pakistan exploiting Islamic Emirate’s weaknesses
KABUL (SW) – Analysts believe Pakistan is aiming to exploit the weakness of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan for its own strategic objectives.
Heavy snowfall disrupts delivery of health services
BAMYAN (SW) – Heavy snowfall has disrupted delivery of health services in a number of provinces in the central parts of the country.
Sarwar Danish given resettlement in New Zealand
MONITORING (SW) The former vice president of Afghanistan, Sarwar Danish and 13 family members have arrived in New Zealand after the Government granted them resettlement.
