Features and Investigative Reports

A female entrepreneur, who has established a restaurant exclusively for women in northwestern Nimroz province, says she plans to hire more women as her business grows.

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) reports an increase in suspected measles cases in the country this year.

Residents and drivers in northern Balkh province have asked the government to reconstruct the Airgank road that connects Mazar-i-Sharif with Kunduz province.

Some residents and environmental activists in Bamyan have voiced serious concern at growing air pollution in the province.

While expecting support from the government, a number of female handicraft producers in central Daikundi province say they plan to switch to other alternative professions such as embroidery and tailoring due to lack of buyers.

Some residents of central Uruzgan province have demanded the reconstruction of roads, bridges and culverts that were destroyed by floods in their areas.

Some carpet weavers in northern Baghlan say that their interest in the traditional handicraft industry of carpet weaving has waned due to the lack of attention from the government and institutions.

Obstetricians and gynecologists have considered care during pregnancy important and according to them being looked after during this period could prevent the risks of miscarriage, premature births, and the death of the mother and child.

Coach of the national Under-17 football team has said that he and the National Football Federation (NFF) have wider plans to make the national squad a strong side in the 2025 Asian Football Cup (AFC).

A woman entrepreneur in northern Samangan province has created a small dairy factory with 40,000 afs initial investment and generated jobs for tens of other vulnerable women.

Public Health Department of southeastern Khost province says about 11 clinics are functioning in improper rented houses due shortage of own buildings.

The only bead-making workshop is reviving an ancient craft while producing and exporting high-quality prayer beads (tasbih) to international markets, alongside growing domestic sales within Afghanistan.