Residents of remote areas in eastern Kunar province complain their children’s education remains incomplete due to the lack of middle and high schools in their areas. Mohammad Azim, a resident and tribal elder of Badar Mashal Valley in…
Residents have expressed concern over the severe shortage of safe drinking water in various parts of central Daikundi province.
Hundreds of families in Badpakh district of eastern Laghman province lack access to clean water and they walk for an hour to fetch water from a mountainous area. Mohammad Jan Gull, a tribal elder of Badpakh’s Sanzali village,…
Many Afghan girls say they have not given up their pursuit of learning even after the suspension of education beyond the sixth grade. Instead of wallowing in despair, they are navigating new paths to translate their dreams into reality.
The Kabul police headquarters says it has installed approximately 85,000 security cameras across the city in an effort to curb crimes and ensure public safety.
A number of residents of northern Baghlan province have asked for the resumption of work on a 100-bed hospital - a project that came to a halt six years ago. The construction the hospital in the Hussain Khel…
Ten districts of northeastern Badakhshan province are without proper hospitals and specialist doctors, residents complain.
Gul Pari, an impoverished mother and sole guardian of four physically-challenged children, is faced with severe economic woes.
Health experts warn anemia can have serious consequences for the health of pregnant women and young girls.
On the eve of the holy month of Ramadan, some residents in the capital Kabul have urged the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to control commodities prices particularly the rates of essential food items.
Police in southwestern Nimroz province have arrested 350 alleged human traffickers in the past one month who transferred people illegally to Iran.
The residents of this capital city of southeastern Paktika province decry the lack of urban facilities in the city and want implementation of the city’s master plan.
Some residents of northern Kunduz province have voiced concerns at high prices and low quality of medicines, as well as the poor health services at private hospitals.
The Afghanistan Women’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AWCCI) says more females are joining online businesses.
Zakaria, 32, who rehabilitated after 10 years of addiction, says everyone thinks addiction is a one-way street, but it is not, if an addict makes a firm decision, he can quit even without being hospitalized. According to a…
Some residents of central Panjsher province have complained about electricity shortage during winter season and urged the extension of public electricity to their areas.
Some environmental activists in central Bamyan province have expressed concerns about the increase in plastic waste in the province, emphasizing the replacement of disposable plastic bags with reusable ones, saying that this measure could play an important role in protecting the environment.
Some residents in northern Uruzgan province have complained against the high rate of electricity in the province and said they were unable to purchase it.
Residents of Sholgara district in northern Balkh province have urged the caretaker government to construct a hydroelectric dam on the district’s rive to address the current electricity shortage in the area.
A woman has established a confectionery factory in northern Jawzjan province, supporting her family and also providing jobs for ten poor women.
The rhythmic sounds of weaving machines can still be heard in the historic alleys of western Herat province. Once a thriving industry, silk weaving is now on the verge of extinction, with only a handful of artisans…
Residents in Shabak Khel valley in Shwak district of southeastern Paktia province say they are facing significant challenges due to lack of basic services concerning health, education and telecommunication.
A number the residents of Kabul complain about what they call it increasing noise pollution, especially in central parts of the city and ask the government for a solution.
The National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) has distributed over 2.4 million electronic identity cards across the country since the beginning of the current solar year.
