The European Union (EU) has announced a new funding package worth €146 million to strengthen basic services and livelihoods for Afghans, with particular attention to women, children and vulnerable populations.
A number of Kabul residents are pleased with what they call a noticeable reduction in traffic congestion, as the municipality implements a plan to organise street stalls over the next two and a half years.
Some residents in northern Balkh province have complained about heavy traffic on the Mazar-i-Sharif- Shiberghan road and demanded the construction of a second lane.
A-year-long feud between Kochi and Tajik tribes has come to an end after mediation of tribal elders, religious scholars and government officials in Ghazni city, the capital of southern Ghazni province.
KABUL (Pajhwok): Da Afghanistan Breshna Shirkat Chief Executive Officer Dr. Abdul Bari Omar (DABS) says efforts are underway to provide Kabul and neighboring areas 24 . .
Mohammad Arif, a young man from Nimroz province, reflects on the harrowing five years he spent battling drug addiction and living bang in the middle of garbage.
Eight-year-old enmity between Kochi and Hazaara tribes in central Ghazni province has ended after reconciliation mediated by government officials, religious scholars and tribal elders, an official said on Saturday.
Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi says that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is fully committed to promoting economic growth, creating job opportunities for youth, and implementing development projects.
The Passport Department in central Ghor province has announced distributing 17,000 passports over the past six months, generating above 92 million afghanis in revenue.
The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs announced that 560 rehabilitated drug addicts were united with their families after graduating from the Technical and Vocational Education Center in Pul-i-Charkhi, Kabul.
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