Coronavirus vaccine set to arrive in Afghanistan in 7 months
The Ministry of Public Health has announced that the first shipment of the coronavirus vaccine will arrive in the country in seven months.
Category: Soceity
Abdullah rejects plan to move schooling to mosques
Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the High Council of National Reconciliation, has called the proposed plan to move the first three grades of schools to mosques as a ‘wrong decision’.
‘Attacks on media are attack on peace process’
In a clear and unified stance, the EU Delegation, diplomatic missions of the EU Member States, the U.K. and the U.S. on Monday condemned string of targeted assassinations in Afghanistan.
‘Afghan women, girls failed by the justice system’
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said in a latest report that Afghan women and girls are being failed by the country’s justice system with their access to justice for crimes of violence remaining tenuous.
Students in 1st till 3rd class to study at mosques
The Ministry of Education announced on Sunday that under the ministry’s new plan, all students in grades one through three will be educated in mosques.
No headway in the case of murder of Nakamura
Tetsu Nakamura, also known as Kaka Murad the legendary Japanese aid worker in Afghanistan, was remember on his first death anniversary.
Iconic Dr. Suhaila Siddiq passes away
Afghanistan’s first female general and former health minister Dr. Suhaila Siddiq passed away on Friday at the age of 70.
Exclusive: Raging conflict displaces over 60,000 people
Figures compiled by Salam Watandar indicate raging conflict across the country has displaced over 67,000 people in 12 provinces.
Covid-19 ‘overshadowing’ bids to control aids
The coronavirus pandemic has overshadowed bids to control aids, health officials said on Tuesday.
Health ministry confirms 11 more deaths to Covid-19
Fresh figures by the health ministry indicate at least 11 people lost their lives to the coronavirus and 252 new cases of the Covid-19 got confirmed in past 24 hours.
A devastated mother’s ordeal following brazen bombing in Bamyan
On a cold winter evening, people of the village gathered at Jawaher’s home to share her grief. In a quite small and dark room of this mud house, women were sitting around her, consoling her.
Spread smiles, make everyone happy!
Afghans have experienced decades of war and bloodshed causing great psychological damage, but for many, laughing can be the only way to forget these pains and keep their mental state balanced.
