A number of orphaned and underprivileged children in western Ghor province say access to free education, provided by a young man, has not only eased their path to learning but also given them new hope for the future.
At a time when the quality of education is increasingly linked to family involvement, the story of an 11-year-old girl in Kabul demonstrates how purposeful home-based and informal education, parental support and continuous encouragement can foster academic progress, moral development and a bright future.
oinciding with the International Day of Education, girls above sixth grade and female university students, while emphasizing adherence to Islamic hijab and religious principles, have called on the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to allow them to return to schools and universities in the coming academic year.
In six villages of northwestern Nimroz province, the solo primary school has been closed since last four years due to the shortage of teachers, leaving most children without education and others forced to travel long distances to attend school.
The Education Department in Ghazni says residents of the southern province donated 40 million afghanis this year for the development of education and personally funded the construction of buildings for 20 schools and religious seminaries.
The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) has donated teaching materials worth 77,000 US dollars to the Education Department of central Logar province, an official said on Saturday.
Some students, teachers, and experts have welcomed educational programs aired by certain media outlets in the country and are calling for their expansion.
A 70-year-old Rafiullah graduated from Ghazni University’s literature department in southern Ghazni province three days ago.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) would introduce an education strategy which would protect Islamic and cultural values, a statement said on Tuesday.
On the eve of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) third anniversary of coming to power for the second time, some girls urged the reopening of schools and universities for girls and women in line with Sharia law.
A woman has established an educational centre and has enrolled about 100 girls above the sixth grade in Shiberghan City, the capital of northern Jawzjan province. The students of this educational course urged the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan…
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) supported religious and modern education, a statement said on Thursday.
Some officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) during the graduation ceremony of Polytechnic University students stressed obtaining modern education besides religious education.
Deputy Interior Minister Mawlavi Mohammad Nabi Umari has stressed the promotion of modern education besides religious education.
Local people contributed 10 million afghanis to the Department of Education of central Logar province this year to improve the education affairs. Education Department spokesman Shahpur Arab told Pajhwok Afghan News that businesspeople, well- off individuals and charitable…
Knowledge and education is the only way for a country to stand on its feet economically and politically, says Deputy Foreign Minister Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai. Stanikzai made these remarks during the graduation ceremony of girls from a…
Teachers and officials at English language and computer science training centres in Kabul say the number of students and their interest in learning English and computer has increased. Ahmad Rashid Qureshi, director of an English language and computer…
Afghan repatriated families in eastern Nangarhar province have expressed concerns about the education of their children and asked government to provided education facilities for their children. Abdullah, one of the returnees, said that he lived in Peshawar city…
Residents of Binader area in Garamser district of southern Helmand province say their children lack full access to education facilities and urge the government to resolve this issue. Officials admit the complaint of Binader residents, but say schools…
Acting Education Minister Maulvi Habibullah Agha has said the education of youth could save Afghanistan from reliance on others. Inaugurating a school building in Aqcha district of northern Jawzjan province yesterday, he said Afghanistan would not need to…
Twenty-six schools that had been closed due to the past conflict have been reopened in the provincial capital and four districts of western Farah province with the start of new academic year, an official said on Tuesday.…
