Impoverished and orphaned children in northwestern Nimroz, who collect garbage to bring home a piece of bread for their families, are asking the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to support them and provide them education opportunity.
Amid harsh cold weather, the residents of Kabul are complaining about increasing respiratory diseases, particularly among children.
Some female breadwinners in the capital of western Ghor province, who have resorted to begging to support their children, are asking for assistance from the caretaker government and charitable organisations.
‘Cleft lip and cleft palate’ are two congenital anomalies that, in addition to creating health problems for those affected, also have negative psychological and social impacts on their lives.
Amina Akbari is a young woman in central Bamyan province where she has opened a tailoring workshop allowing work opportunities to generate and occupation for tens of women in the province.
A pediatric specialist in northwestern Nimroz province has described respiratory diseases, especially pneumonia, as dangerous and urges families to take their children to a health center immediately if such symptoms appear, instead of treating them with home remedies.
Some braziers in northern Balkh province have complained about the stagnated market condition for their products and expressed concerns that coppersmithing art was faced with eradication.
Some doctors and environmental experts have urged families to use cloth and paper bags instead of plastic bags to prevent dangerous diseases and environmental pollution. With the widespread use of plastic bags globally, environmental experts say that plastic,…
A number of residents of southern Ghazni province are expressing concern over the sharp rise in firewood prices as winter sets in.
A young man in central Daikundi province has been able to generate charity fund for the treatment costs of dozens of vulnerable patients and collaborate in implementing public welfare projects by launching charity campaigns on social media. Sayed…
Doctors at two hospitals in Kabul report a rise in cases of broken limbs following recent snowfall and icy conditions.
Some residents of Zaranj city, the capital of northwestern Nimroz province, complain about unstable and high fuel materials prices in markets and demand their control.
Residents of eastern Kunar and Nuristan provinces have called for the urgent reconstruction of the Asadabad-Paron road, which has been severely damaged by recent rains.
A number of farmers in central Uruzgan province have switched to growing asafoetida, urging the government to find markets for their produce.
Some women and girls are not receiving the tetanus vaccine for various reasons, while doctors emphasise on its use, warning the disease can be fatal in some cases.
Arbitrary cutting of forest trees and destruction of pastures have worried cattle owners in central Bamyan province who call on the government to take immediate action against this phenomenon.
Some residents and cultural activists in northern Balkh province have expressed concern over the destruction of a historic Berbar fort located Dawlatabad district and called on the government to reconstruct the historic site.
A woman in northern Jawzjan province has established a carpet weaving and sewing workshop, offering work opportunities to 50 women.
Doctors call childbirth at home with untrained attendants risky, but some women in western Ghor province say they have to exercise the option due to harmful traditions, a shortage of female specialists and fewer maternity hospitals.
Ahmad Wali, a former prosecutor who has served in several provinces, became addicted to drugs at the hands of close friends.
Health experts say medical waste may appear harmless, but it can pose significant environmental and health hazard and can lead to serious diseases and serve a vector in transmission of infections. With a rapid growth of the population…
The shortage of a proper market for the sale of handicraft have made the producers of these items worried despite growing consumers interest and expansion of the handicraft sector in the province.
Some residents in Zaranj city, the capital of northwestern Nimroz province, complain about growing disorder in the city, but municipality say a discipline urban committee has been established to deal with encroachments.
Some Unani medicine practitioners claim they can successfully treat various ordinary and complicated diseases.
