The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced the launch of an online system for real estate dealers and petition writers, aimed at enhancing transparency and facilitating the issuance of licenses as well as the registration of real estate and motor vehicle transactions.

The Municipality of western Herat has launched a large-scale tree-planting campaign in the provincial capital, aiming to plant around 28,000 non-fruit saplings across the city to expand urban green spaces.

The third meeting of the private sector working group under the Doha Process was held in Kabul on Tuesday in both in-person and online formats, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) said on Tuesday.

Two people have been killed and four others injured in a traffic accident in southern Ghazni province, police said on Tuesday.

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) mission in Kabul announced that its ambassador met with the Chargé d’Affaires of the German Embassy to discuss recent developments in Afghanistan, including security, humanitarian and economic conditions and political challenges.

Security forces in western Herat province have detained more than 1,700 individuals over the past week who were attempting to leave the country illegally through smuggling routes.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has donated 65 types of medicines worth $150,000 to the 200-bed provincial hospital in northern Jawzjan province, aiming to address critical shortages of essential medical supplies.

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) has burned about 537,746,000 old afghani banknotes in Herat province.

A number of poor and orphaned children in the western province of Ghor say poverty has forced them into hard labour instead of attending school, appealing for access to education.

Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, said that Afghanistan neither seeks to harm anyone nor accepts harm from anyone. However, he warned: “If someone harbors malicious intentions toward it, the country does not leave its debt unpaid. History bears witness that Afghanistan is not a soft morsel, but rather a Zaqqum tree (a cursed tree).”

“Disability is not a limitation.” Khair-ul-Nesa Shahzad, despite years of illness and physical challenges, has turned her home into a classroom through sheer determination, effort, and perseverance. Today, as a home-based teacher, she plays a vital role in educating children in Kabul.

The prices of sugar, cooking oil and gold declined, while Pakistani rice increased in the outgoing week in Kabul, market sources said on Sunday.