GHAZNI CITY (SW) – An array of youngsters with different abilities in Ghazni can be seen busy with learning the skills of tailoring, poultry farming and repairing mobile phones at a busy vocational center in the city.
KABUL (SW) – Following the explosion on Sunday in the Dasht-e Barchi area of western Kabul, local residents and families of the injured are calling for stronger security measures in the area.
KABUL (SW) – Security officials in Kabul have confirmed that an explosion in the western part of the city has resulted in one death and 11 injuries.
KABUL (SW) – In a series of interviews, Afghan youngsters told Salam Watandar that the restrictions imposed by the Islamic Emirate coupled with dearth of recreational spots and avenues across the country have left them grapple with boredom.
KABUL (SW) – Officials from the Ministry of Public Health have announced the commencement of a special polio vaccination campaign across five Afghan provinces.
KABUL/TEHRAN (SW) – In recent months, Afghan migrants in Iran have been facing a deepening crisis as government pressures escalate. As tensions rise and policies
KABUL (SW) – A four-day polio vaccination campaign will start on Saturday, in several provinces of Afghanistan.
POL-E KHOMRI (SW) – Thousands of Baghlan residents in Doshi district remain deprived of electricity amid harsh weather conditions.
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.
MAHMUD-E RAQI CITY (SW) – A tragic traffic accident in the district of Ala-Say, Kapisa, has resulted in the deaths of five people, including three
KABUL (SW) – As the European Union expressed concerns about the water shortage crisis in Afghanistan, the residents of a number of provinces say access to drinking water is becoming a serious problem for them.
KABUL (SW) – Since the establishment of the Islamic Emirate, Afghanistan saw the third annual university entrance exam (Kankor) this month, which was the second without the participation of female students, but finding by Salam Watandar indicate that the numbers of male applicants have also decreased significantly.
