As the weather gets cooler, residents of Kabul are increasingly anxious about the upcoming winter, compounded by the rising costs of firewood and low purchasing power. Many are struggling to heat their homes due to financial constraints.
In the final statement, BRICS leaders emphasized the continuation of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, noting that an urgent solution must be found for the Afghan situation, and that the Islamic Emirate must lift the restrictions imposed on girls’ education.
In a heartfelt celebration, the poetry collection “Withered Cedars” has been unveiled in Mazar-e-Sharif, Balkh province, despite the absence of its author, Hejran Yosufi.
Obstetricians confirm that the use of contraceptive pills can indeed result in various health complications for women.
Officials from the ministry awarded cash prizes and certificates of appreciation to a number of artists and cultural figures whose works won in various categories, including literature, culture, journalism, theater, film, fine arts, and television, at the annual artistic and cultural festival.
Amid the difficulties that women face in living in Afghanistan, the requirement of having a male guardian when leaving home poses significant challenges for women whose husbands are in migration.
A recent survey conducted by Salam Watandar involving 30 tenants and representatives from various real estate offices in Kabul reveals that rental prices have significantly increased over the past three years.
According to local officials, around 500 women are engaged in individual businesses in Laghman. Some of these women produce various items, such as food products and women’s clothing, but they report to Salam Watandar that their products do not have a significant market.
The plant that is reopening, will create direct job opportunities for 120 individuals and indirect opportunities for 3,000 to 4,000 more.
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.
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.
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.
