
Kabul municipality starts distributing affordable coal to residents in winter
Officials from Kabul Municipality say that they have commenced a program to distribute coal at low prices to residents in the city.

Officials from Kabul Municipality say that they have commenced a program to distribute coal at low prices to residents in the city.

The suspension of both government and private scholarship programs for studying abroad, a decision by the Ministry of Higher Education under the Islamic Emirate, has left many scholarship applicants’ academic pursuits at a standstill.

HERAT CITY (SW) – As the cold weather intensifies in Herat, many residents of the province are complaining about the insufficient access to electricity.

As the residents of Ghazni experience the coldest days of the year, the shortage of firewood in the market and its high prices have forced many locals to cut down fruit trees to heat their homes.

KABUL (SW) – Travellers on the Salang Highway have expressed concerns about the lack of basic services along this key route urging the de-facto government’s

People with disabilities have expressed concerns about discriminatory behavior in society and their lack of access to education and job opportunities while calling on the Islamic Emirate’s de-facto government to provide basic life services for them.

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has provided assistance to 10.5 million people in Afghanistan in the year 2024.

Flash floods have caused massive destruction on a large scale in Kunduz province, locals and officials told Salam Watandar.

This report aims to shed light on the differences in access to educational services between rural and urban areas, based on interviews with 20 teenagers from cities and 27 teenagers from rural areas.

Residents of Laghman province, speaking to Salam Watandar, express their concerns as winter approaches, with many of their homes still in ruins from floods, leaving them in desperate need of assistance.

Salam Watandar recently conducted a conversation with 55 young individuals to explore the role of mediation in marriage formation, which underscores the significant impact of intermediaries in the marriage process in Afghanistan.

The residents of Shamalzai district, Zabul, who are building new shops in the district’s market, hope that once the market is reconstructed, it will alleviate some of their economic problems.