Tolo News in Dari – March 5, 2023
Tolo News: The European Union special envoy for Afghanistan, Tomas Niklasson, said that the issue of girls’ schools was discussed with authorities, but he did not hear any commitment about opening classes for the new school year. Niklasson who is on a visit to Afghanistan, has met with several senior officials of the Islamic Emirate.
Livemint: Under the previous government, the women were granted one-sided divorce helping them to escape abusive and drug-addicted husbands. Some of these women remarried to start a new life, but the extreme imposition of Islamic law by the Taliban is making these women vulnerable to imprisonment or other types of violent punishments for the crime
Khaama: The Embassy of Afghanistan in Italy said in a statement that the identity of 32 Afghans had been confirmed as the victims of the Italian shipwreck. According to the press released by the Embassy, out of 180 people on board, 67 bodies have been found so far. The boat carrying migrants from Afghanistan, Iran,
Khaama: Abdullah Insaf, the spokesman of the Security Chief in Herat province, said to Khaama Press on Saturday that the security forces of the Islamic Emirate attacked an ISIS hideout in the 13th district of the province at around 10:00 last night. He said that during the special operation, six members of the group had
8am: According to a trustworthy source who requested anonymity, the Taliban launched an assault on Kota village approximately three days ago with the assistance of their local infiltrators. They have given the residents of this village, including previous soldiers and local leaders, a week to hand over 70 firearms to the Taliban. Click here to
March 04, 2023 By RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi Beekeeping became much more than a hobby when the industry was reborn in Afghanistan over the past two decades. For many Afghan farmers, honey became their lifeblood. But with the decline of the Afghan economy, the sweet commodity has become a luxury item as cash-strapped customers focus their spending
VOA News March 3, 2023 Roshan Noorzai, Fawzia Ahsan, Sahar Azimi, and Waheed Faizi WASHINGTON — Every morning since 2021, 26-year-old Sabira Saidi would wear her black hijab and face mask and go to work accompanied by her father or brother. Saidi, who worked as a case worker for London-based Children in Crisis in Kabul and
Ariana: The directorate of information and culture in Ghor says it has inaugurated a local museum in the province and showcased almost 170 artifacts at this new museum in Firozkoh city, the capital of the province. According to the directorate, most of these artifacts are related to the period of Ghaznavid and the sultans of
