Experts warn against rift between Afghanistan, Pakistan
KABUL (SW) – Amid growing rift, experts have warned against escalation in tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Kabul and Islamabad witnessed one of the most
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Poultry trade flourishing in Zabul
QALAT CITY (SW) – Officials at the Zabul Agriculture Directorate say that some 50 chicken farms are operating in this province and fully meet the consumption needs of its residents.
Muttaqi invites Pakistan’s new FM to visit Kabul
KABUL (SW) – Amir Khan Muttaqi, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, has invited Pakistan’s newly elected foreign minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar to visit Kabul in a bid to improve bilateral relations.
Exclusive: SAMO filling information gap on women affairs with series of investigative reports
KABUL (SW) – Filling the information void, Salam Watandar has managed to pull at least 42 exclusive investigative reports to expose atrocities faced by women and girls, and documents their plight amid the ongoing upheavals in the country.
Measles cases surge in Nangarhar, 19 children died
JALALABAD CITY (SW) – Health officials in Nangarhar report a surge in measles cases within the province.
Logar Provincial Hospital struggles with overcrowding, limited facilities
POL-E ALAM CITY (SW) – Patients at Naib Aminullah Khan Logari Provincial Hospital in Pol-e Alam City, the center of Logar province, voice concerns about overcrowding, with four individuals hospitalized in each single room due to limited space and medical facilities. They highlight economic challenges preventing them from seeking care at private hospitals.
Journalists told to take MoPVPV directives seriously
KABUL (SW) – The Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concern about increasing restrictions on female journalists in Afghanistan.
Islamic Emirate rejects allegations of abusing humanitarian aid
KABUL (SW) – A day after a US senator claimed that the Islamic Emirate misused humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, the officials in the Ministry of Economy of the de-facto government say that governmental departments have no involvement in the process of distributing humanitarian aid to the needy.
Education struggles in Ghazni: Shortage of school buildings, classrooms impacts students’ learning
GHAZNI CITY (SW) – The shortage of school buildings and proper classrooms in Ghazni province has become a significant challenge for many students. Residents highlight the difficult conditions their children face, being compelled to study under trees or in tents.
Hope amidst struggle: Thousands receive professional training in Afghanistan’s rehabilitation centers
KABUL (SW) – Thousands of drug addicts are receiving professional training in rehabilitation centers throughout Afghanistan, say officials.
Massive tree-planting campaign kicks off in Kabul city
KABUL (SW) – In a proactive move to address environmental concerns and counter the negative impact of climate change, the Kabul Municipality launched a tree-planting campaign on Saturday.
103rd anniversary of Turkish-Afghan alliance commemorated in Kabul, focusing strengthening bilateral cultural ties
KABUL (SW) – The Association of Turkish Alumni and Students, in cooperation with the Turkish Education Foundation in Afghanistan and the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA) in Kabul City, organized a program aimed at expanding bilateral cultural relations and commemorated the 103rd anniversary of the signing of the Turkish-Afghan Alliance Agreement on Thursday.
