350 Afghan youths graduate from vocational training programs in Kabul
At least 350 young people in Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital, have graduated from six-month and nine-month vocational training courses at the Ministry of Labor and Social
Category: News Report
Polio vaccination drive kicks off in 16 provinces
This campaign aims to target 16 provinces across various regions of Afghanistan, including the Central, Southern, Eastern, Western, Southeastern, and Northeastern areas of the country.
Afghani’s depreciation against dollar causes inflation, panic among customers
Residents of Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, express concerns over the rising prices of food items in the city’s markets. They attribute the increase in prices to the fluctuating exchange rate of the Afghani currency against the US dollar.
Families call for urgent action to clear landmines in Afghanistan
Families of victims of landmine explosions left from past wars urge the Islamic Emirate de-facto government to take serious action to clear mine-contaminated areas.
University graduates face challenges due to outdated curriculum
Salam Watandar conducted interviews with 26 university graduates from various fields to assess the alignment of university curricula with job market needs.
Afghan women express discontent with media’s portrayal of women
In an effort to assess the satisfaction and dissatisfaction of women with the content broadcast by the media and evaluate how well the media has met their informational needs, Salam Watandar conducted interviews with 40 women from various provinces of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan-Russia trade hits $174 million in eight months
Officials from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce under the Islamic Emirate have stated that trade between Afghanistan and Russia totaled $174 million in the
Afghanistan faces rising hunger crisis, 25% of population at risk
In line with growing concerns from international organizations about the high levels of need in Afghanistan, the World Bank recently announced that 25% of the country’s population is facing food insecurity.
Kabul retirees await special court for pension payments
Several retirees in Kabul say that despite the Islamic Emirate’s leader issuing an order to establish a special court for their pension payments, the court has yet to be formed.
Afghan youngsters shine in the digital arena despite glitches
Despite facing numerous challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, high internet costs, and limitations in creating international accounts, a group of young Afghans has made remarkable achievements in the field of technology.
Afghan migrants in Iran call for halt to forced deportations
KABUL/TEHRAN (SW) – A number of Afghan migrants in Iran, expressing concern about their situation, ask the country to stop the forced deportations of migrants.
The painful stories of Afghan migrants in Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan
Migration has always been driven by the hope for a better future, however, for many Afghan citizens who have been forced to leave their country for various reasons, this journey has turned into an endless nightmare.
