5 million jobs plan expose on New Year

The government has prepared an ambitious strategy to create five million jobs over the next five years and the plan is due to be announced in the new solar year which begins on March 21.

Politics actually influences on what you purchase!

When you make a purchase, you’re not just satisfying a need: You’re making a statement. Consciously or not, your choice of everything from sports cars to sports drinks is a form of self-presentation, a way to demonstrate you possess some desired quality.

“Government committed to pave the way for the return of Afghan refugees.”

During the 29th anniversary of Soviet forces withdrawal from Afghanistan President Ghani announced that the government is committed to bring changes in its priorities to pave the way for the return of the refugees.

The Electoral System should be changed: Political Parties

A number of political parties, call for change of Electoral system and asked the government to announce the elections date.

Taliban signed agreement to reopen Helmand closed schools

A non-government organization with the Education Department has signed the agreement and the signing ceremony was attended by Taliban representatives, education officials and members of the NGO in southern Helmand province.

Attack on the house of Jalalabad cricket athlete

The house of the Afghan cricket athlete Hamid Hassan was targeted by unknown armed individuals in Jalalabad city, the provincial capital of Nangarhar province.

Pro computer training course of Afghan female officers launched

209th Shaheen Corps of the Afghan Military in North of Afghanistan held a professional computer training course for its female officers.

The frontier police arrested a narcotic drug smuggler in Kabul International airport

The frontier police succeed in arresting a narcotic drug smuggler in Kabul International airport today.

Women had significant role in economic growth: Nasir Ahmad Durani

The second women empowerment program in agricultural affairs has been held in Kabul at the Government Media and Information Center.

Afghan female coders create app to fight against opium

A group of young Afghan women in the deeply conservative western Herat province is breaking traditional barriers as their war-torn country’s first female coders in an overwhelmingly male-dominated tech field.