Misdiagnosis in Afghanistan leaves patients in the lurch
In Afghanistan, where access to quality healthcare is scarce, many patients endure the consequences of misdiagnoses, leading to delayed treatments and further deterioration of their
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Traffic accident in Ghazni leaves one dead, six injured
A traffic accident in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, has resulted in seven casualties, including both fatalities and injuries.
UNICEF vaccinated 11.6 million Afghan children against polio in last year
In 2024 year, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Afghanistan vaccinated 11.6 million children under the age of five against polio.
Afghanistan National Workers’ Union resumes operations
KABUL (SW) – The Afghanistan Workers and Employees Union (AMKA) resumed its activities in Kabul on Sunday, March 24. During a ceremony, the Deputy Minister
Young graduates in Afghanistan struggling to land on their feet
KABUL (SW) – Unemployment in Afghanistan is a major challenge for educated youths, diminishing their hopes for the future. A recent interview by Salam Watandar
Helmand’s Sangin still in ruins despite cessation of conflict
Nearly four years after the cessation of conflict in Sangin district, Helmand province of Afghanistan, the war-torn landscape of the area remains unchanged, with thousands
Red Cross reports 33 million Afghans facing critical water shortage
At least 33 million Afghans are facing a severe water shortage, warned the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) branch in Afghanistan.
Unqualified staff in Logar pharmacies pose health risks, say locals
POL-E-ALAM (SW) – Residents of Logar province, Afghanistan, have raised concerns over the presence of “unqualified” individuals working in pharmacies, putting the health and safety
Stigma and lack of support deter youths from seeking help for mental health
Salam Watandar has conducted interviews with 30 young individuals in Afghanistan suffering from mental health issues to examine their access to related services.
Afghan youth brings knowledge to doorsteps with mobile library
With the slogan, ‘One hour for yourself, one hour for the country’s progress – read,’ Rahmanullah aims to break down barriers to education and offer young people opportunities for growth.
Self-medication on the rise in Takhar, leading to health risks
Self-medication has been on the rise in Taloqan, the capital of Takhar province, as well as in its remote districts.
Patronage and bribery continue to deprive fresh graduates of jobs
Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, claims that the de-facto government is working to provide suitable job opportunities for capable youths.
