Banking services gone from bad to worst, says Kabul residents
KABUL (SW) – Kabul residents say banking service have gone from bad to worst in the past few months.
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Fuel prices go up as tankers remain stuck at ports
KANDAHAR CITY (SW) – Traders say that fuel prices are soaring up in the market due to the tankers held up at the ports on the borders.
Committee formed for the reconstruction of homes in earthquake affected areas
KABUL (SW) – Officials of the Ministry of Disaster Management announced the creation of a new committee to rebuild the houses that were destroyed by the earthquake two weeks ago in Paktika and Khost provinces.
UNDP warns of fake financial aid scheme
KABUL (SW) – The United Nations Development Program has warned that a group of exploiters are seeking to take advantage of people in the name of pledges for funds.
Two security force members killed in Herat
HERAT (SW) – At least two security force members of the 207th Al-Farooq Corps in Herat got killed and more than 18 others were injured in two attack, sources told Salam Watandar.
India sends 2,500 MT of wheat to Afghanistan as humanitarian assistance
MONITORING (SW) – India has sent the 15th consignment of 2,500 MT of wheat to Afghanistan as humanitarian assistance via the Attari-Wagah border.
Kabul School of Critics demand reopening of girls schools
KABUL (SW) – A group of women rights activists ‘Kabul School of Critics’ demanded the Islamic Emirate authorities to reopen girls’ schools without any further delay.
EU provides 25 million euros for children in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – The European Union has provided additional €25 million for polio vaccines and €15 million for child protection in Afghanistan.
Religious scholars pledge allegiance to Hebatullah AKhundzada
KABUL (SW) – The religious scholars gathered at the Loya Jirga tent for a three-day conference have pledged allegiance to Maulavi Hebatullah Ahundzada, the supreme leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
Border tensions with Iran leaves traders and transporters in Nimroz concerned
NIMROZ (SW) – Tension at the border between Afghanistan and Iran has left traders and transporters in Nimroz concerned.
Growing distance between the government and public blamed for surging insecurity
KABUL (SW) – Analysts believe growing distance between the Islamic Emirate authorities and the public has led to surge in insecurity in the country.
Iran begins arresting refugees on charges of illegal entry
MONITORING (SW) – Iran has ordered arrest of refugees in the country charged with illegally entering Iran, confirmed an official. Iranian officials have said they
