Climate change hits cotton farmers hard in Kunduz
The farmers report that they have spent substantial resources on harvesting their crops, yet the results are unsatisfactory
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ARCS to help 89 seriously ill children get treatment in Germany
The ARCS officials further explain that the number of patients suffering from severe burns and bone infections in Afghanistan is high, and the treatment capacity of the German Peace Village should be increased to accommodate more patients.
Survey: 82% of youngsters see role models having positive impacts on their lives
Salam Watandar has conducted a survey across 26 provinces of Afghanistan to explore the significance of role models in the lives of young people, which showed that most youths have chosen role models to guide their personal and social development.
UNDP supports 75,000 Afghan women with sustainable livelihood
Stephen Rodriques, head of the UNDP in Afghanistan, told Salam Watandar that these women are active in fields such as sewing, carpet weaving, food production and processing, and other areas.
Over 90 Afghans executed in Iranian prisons in 3 years
In the first 10 months of 2024, at least 49 Afghans have been executed in Iran, with the sentences of 13 individuals carried out in October alone.
‘No violence against journalists has occurred in the past three years’
More than 120 journalists and media workers have lost their lives as a result of war or organized crimes over the past two decades in Afghanistan, said the Afghan Journalists Center in connection.
Over 8,000 patients receive free eye treatment in Kabul
Many of the treated patients reported regaining their vision post-surgery.
Exclusive: Youngsters grow trust in skills to complement education
Salam Watandar conducted interviews with 34 young individuals across various provinces to examine the role of professional training in the lives of educated youths.
Poppy farmers of Kandahar shifting to pistachio orchards
Several farmers in Kandahar province have shifted from opium poppy cultivation to establishing pistachio orchards with significantly positive prospects.
High prices of fuel make heating home in winter difficult
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.
Islamic Emirate seeks BRICS’s attention towards economic uplift of the region
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.
Poetry collection “Withered Cedars” unveiled despite the absence of its author
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.
