University Entrance Exams Held Without Girls' Participation
The second round of the university entrance exam (Kankor) started on Thursday in twelve provinces of the country. It is supposed to go on for two days.
Source: tolonews.com
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Afghanistan: The alarming effects of climate change
As the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) draws closer, participants are already pushing for a stro
Source: unocha.org
109 people commit suicide in Afghanistan last year
At least 109 people committed suicide during the last 12 months in the country, with half of the deaths blamed on domestic violence and mental illnesses, Pajhwok has learnt.
Source: pajhwok.com
Taliban rejects UN report on human rights breaches in Afghanistan
Afghan Taliban rebuff United Nations report on pervasive human rights violations in the country, asserting the respect of rights under Islamic laws.
Source: jpost.com
2 killed in Maidan Wardak collision
MAIDAN SHAHR (Pajhwok): Two people have been died as a result of traffic accident in the Sayedabad district of central Maidan Wardak province, local officials
Source: pajhwok.com
Ministry Says It Will Pay Compensation to Disabled, Other Eligible People
The Ministry of Martyrs and Disabled announced the payment of compensation to the disabled, orphans, and widows this year.
Source: tolonews.com
Dozens of green houses being built for women in Laghman
MEHTHALAM (Pajhwok): Fifteen green houses for women are being built in eastern Laghman province, an official of the provincial Agriculture and Livestock Department said on
Source: pajhwok.com
World News | Afghanistan: UN's World Food Programme Cuts Aids to 8 Million People Due to Funding Shortfall
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Amid the alarming malnutrition and hunger situation in Afghanistan, United Nations World Food Programme had to cut its aid to 8 million people due to the funding shortfall. World News | Afghanistan: UN's World Food Programme Cuts Aids to 8 Million People Due to Funding Shortfall.
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Pakistan releases 36 Afghans from Sindh prison
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) ministry of foreign affairs said early Tuesday that 36 Afghans being held in Sindh Jail in Pakistan have been released. According to a statement issued by the ministry, the freed detainees were returned to Afghanistan at the expense of the IEA government. So far, 2,472 Afghan detainees have been
Shafiullah Rahimi Ministry For Disaster Management State Ministry Disaster Management Maidan Wardak Islamic Emirate
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OCHA mobilizing humanitarian response for Afghan flood victims
The United Nations says the organization's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA) is dealing with the victims of the recent floods in the central and eastern regions of Afghanistan in order to address their needs. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, UN’s Deputy Spokesman for the Secretary-General Farhan Haq said that OCHA
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