Helmand to see revival of its hallmark dairy processing plant
The plant that is reopening, will create direct job opportunities for 120 individuals and indirect opportunities for 3,000 to 4,000 more.
Category: News Report
Islamic Emirate calls for regional support for counter-narcotics drive
In continuation to Iranian officials’ concerns about drug trafficking from Afghanistan, Ahmad Ali Goudarzi, the commander of the Iranian border guard, stated that 80% of drug smuggling into Iran originates from the borders of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Perpetrators of Shiites’ massacre killed, arrested in Ghor
The Islamic Emirate authorities have reported the detention and killing of those responsible for recent attacks on Shiite civilians in Sang Takht and Bandar Daikundi areas of Ghor province.
Tale of cobblers highlights the unspoken struggles of countless
The stories of these cobblers highlight the unspoken struggles of countless men who, due to joblessness or low-paying work, cannot provide for their families.
Unpleasant customs leave couples in Ghazni at bay from tying knots
A number of young individuals in Ghazni say that due to unpleasant customs and high dowry demands among families, they have been engaged for a long time without being able to hold their wedding ceremonies.
No public testing facility for pregnant women with “Rh negative” blood type in Herat
Many women are losing their children due to a lack of awareness regarding this critical health issue.
Waywardness of spouses leaves women alone in quest for livelihood
Salam Watandar interviewed 22 women whose husbands fail to adequately provide and care for the family. These women said that they face significant challenges in meeting basic life needs, with many suffering from the violent behaviors of their spouses.
Netanyahu described drone attack on his residence as ‘a bitter mistake’
“The proxies of Iran who tried to assassinate me and my wife made a bitter mistake,” Mr. Netanyahu said.
Female entrepreneurs upbeat about autumn fair at Badam Bagh
Afghan female entrepreneurs highlight that the exhibitions provide them with valuable marketing opportunities, calling for increased attention to this area.
Caught between rock and a hard place: Female journalists grappling with unemployment
Women journalists and media professionals say they are finding themselves caught between rock and a hard place amid severe economic and psychological challenges they have been facing since the past three years.
Consanguineous marriages continue to cause health complications
Consanguineous marriages or marriages among relatives are widespread in Afghanistan due to familial and cultural ties, leading to a number of genetic diseases, resulting in serious health issues for children.
Khost’s pine nut traders in dire need of export avenues
According to traders in Khost province, currently only Chinese traders can export pine nuts to China and other countries.
