Teachers, parents trade barbs over inattention to children
KABUL (Pajhwok): Teachers and experts consider parents’ role as important in motivating their children to learn their lessons and urge the families to pay serious
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KABUL (Pajhwok): Teachers and experts consider parents’ role as important in motivating their children to learn their lessons and urge the families to pay serious
Poverty, despair and lack of opportunities are taking a toll on Afghans’ mental health and driving many to attempt suicide.
KABUL (Pajhwok): Several private health centres in Kabul are providing free services to help the needy — a move welcomed by experts, who want all
Last Updated: Afghan Hopes Crushed By Crime, Conflict, Chaos Despite billions of dollars spent in Afghanistan since the 2001 collapse of the Taliban, more than 54 percent of the country's 32 million people live below the poverty level with a daily wage of less than 1.90 US dollars. Most Afghans blame crushing poverty and widespread unemployment for the marauding criminal gangs, who terrorize residents. Terrorized by Islamic State and Taliban insurgents, by heavily armed warlords and their often-belligerent militias, criminal gangs and even government security officials, residents of Kabu...
The St Kitts Nevis Observer KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Every morning when Khan Wali Kamran left for work, he was afraid his children might be killed in Kabul’s streets before he got home in the evening. Finally, he couldn’t take it anymore, and a month ago he sent his four children to live with his parents in his home village. He’s not the only one afraid. Afghanistan is supposed to be moving toward peace after decades of war, but to the people of the capital Kabul, turmoil only seems to be getting worse. Frequent bombings have everyone on edge. It’s not just dramatic attacks like ...