Fulfill the Promise
Written by: Naqeeb Ahmad Azizi The people could help each other in their routine works when they trust each other, and if one side loses his/her trust, the confidence might decrease and causes...
To read the program click here...Village Voice (VV)
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Winter and Mud
Written by: Samira Haleemzai In the winter, snow falls in most parts of Afghanistan. Snow and rain sometimes cause water accumulation in the alleys and down streets and it causes mud. This issue...
To read the program click here...Carbon Monoxide poisoning during the winter
Written by: Mir Aqa Etibar With the arrival of the winter, some residents of cold areas use coal, charcoal and some other fuels to heat their houses but sometimes burning coal and...
To read the program click here...Married Girls and Education Continuation
Written by: Samira Haleemzai In accordance with Article 40, the Constitution of Afghanistan, education is the right of all citizens of Afghanistan, which shall be offered up to the B.A. level in the...
To read the program click here...Precautions During Winter Trips
Written by: Mir Aaq Etibar It is extremely dangerous to travel to some provinces of Afghanistan without precautionary measures during the winter, especially in cold regions because in some areas...
To read the program click here...Lameness in Cows
written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi In most villages of Afghanistan, the majority of people are busy in keeping livestock, such as cattle, sheep, and goats, and a number of livestock owners can get...
To read the program click here...capacity Building Courses for Female Teachers in Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Etebar According to the information provided by Nooria Nuhzat, the spokesperson of the ministry of education of Afghanistan, about 230 thousand teachers teach millions of students....
To read the program click here...Social Welfare Centers in Afghanistan
According to a report, provided by the BBC, about 9 million children go to school from all 15 million children in Afghanistan and more than one million are busy in work for a living or to help their families....
To read the program click here...The Exchange Marriage in Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Etibar From ancient time, exchange marriage is common in some provinces of Afghanistan. This kind of marriage creates some problems between the two families who exchange...
To read the program click here...The Students School Transformation
Writer: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Due to different reasons some of the families migrate to different parts of the city of provinces. Besides other problems, sometimes they face problems...
To read the program click here...Sheep Pox
Written by: Mir Aqa Etibar Most people in different provinces of Afghanistan are engaged in livestock keeping, even in some mountainous areas where there is no cultivation,...
To read the program click here...Protect Children from Electrical Hazards
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Most urban residents know the use of electric appliances but some rural residents, especially their children are not well aware of the dangers of electricity...
To read the program click here...Returnee girls and their Education
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Many Afghans have migrated to the neighboring and other countries; work and education facilities are provided for them in the host countries. When they...
To read the program click here...Keeping Medicines out of Children’s Reach
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Sometimes it’s needed to bring some medicines or chemicals to home but we have to keep them in a safe place, otherwise, they might cause some problems for...
To read the program click here...Toxicity in poultry
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Most rural residents of Afghanistan keep chickens in their homes and as the numbers of their chickens are small, they could take care of them easily but the...
To read the program click here...Accelerated Learning Program for Afghan Girls
: Written by: Ferishta Sahak For a variety of reasons, many girls are deprived of education in Afghanistan but these girls could learn in accelerated learning schools in different parts of Afghanistan....
To read the program click here...Green Raisins
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi According to the information provided by the ministry of agriculture of Afghanistan, there are more than 100 types of grapes grown in this country and grapes are...
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Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Brucellosis is a common disease of cattle and caused by infection with the bacterium Bruscella abortus which could also cause a disease of humans, known as undulant fever....
To read the program click here...New Married Girls and Literacy Courses
Written by: Ferishta Sahak Many Afghan families provide education facilities to their daughters but still we could face some illiterate girls. They get married and are not able to...
To read the program click here...Garbage on the Lanes
written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Most lanes of the villages are wider than the cities' but some lanes are narrow and some people compile garbage on the lanes. This issue creates some problems...
To read the program click here...Firecrackers
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar some children and juveniles are celebrating the victory of Afghan sports teams, Eid, Nowruz and so on with playing explosive materials and the sound of blast created from...
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: Written by: Ferishta Sahak More than 8 million children are going to schools and girls are included in this number but in some villages, the families do not allow their daughters to continue...
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Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi According to the information provided by the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations of Afghanistan, about 5500 refugees return from Pakistan and...
To read the program click here...Education Councils
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar A council is a group of people who come together to consult, deliberate, or make decisions. Different councils are working in Afghanistan. We had programs on the village council...
To read the program click here...The Education of boys and Girls in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak In these days, most Afghans know the value of education and they want their children to be well educated but in some parts of the country, a number of parents distinguish...
To read the program click here...School Cleanliness on Affects Student Performance
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Each school has a few cleaners but there are a large number of students studying in each school. Keeping clean the whole school by a few cleaners is a hard work...
To read the program click here...Collective Work in Schools of Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar According to the information provided by the ministry of education of Afghanistan, about 12000 schools are built or rebuilt from 2002 till now. The windows, doors,...
To read the program click here...Female Teachers in the Villages of Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak In the past, most girls were not allowed to go to school and the people were thinking that education is only the right of boys, but in recent years figures show that a large...
To read the program click here...Anger between relatives in Afghanistan
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Most Afghans always live in a peace and they help each other but some minor problems cause anger among some families and relatives. ...
To read the program click here...Growing Soybean in Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar In recent years some farmers in Afghanistan cultivate soybean. AEPO’s writer/producer has talked to some farmers and an agriculture expert about soybean...
To read the program click here...Returnees and Their Enrollment in the Schools in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak In recent years, many refugees have returned to their country. Some returnee girls who return in the middle of the education year might face problems during enrollment in...
To read the program click here...How to Solve Enmity among Clans?
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Variety ethnic groups live in Afghanistan. Most of them live in a peaceful environment; help each other and solve the existed problems, but sometimes some minor...
To read the program click here...Taking Brass Knuckles and Knife to School in Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Some students take cold weapons to school which causes serious problems to school’s administration, students and their parents. AEPO’s writer/producer...
To read the program click here...Quarrel for Children in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak In the rural area of Afghanistan, there are no parks for rest and entertainment of the children, so that they play in the villages grounds or in the alleys. Sometimes...
To read the program click here...Knowing children’s friends in Afghan’s Schools
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Friends and friendships are more important to our school-age children. By getting to know the children your child spends time with, you could help your child...
To read the program click here...Supporting Children in Learning Daily Lessons
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Many parents in Afghanistan have the tendency to be their children educated and they enroll them in the school at the age of 6-7. the enrollment of children in...
To read the program click here...The Dangers of Fruits Trees Spraying in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak Most rural residents of Afghanistan have fruits gardens and they fulfill their daily necessities from the selling of their gardens products. if...
To read the program click here...The benefits of encouraging students
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi Many families help their children to study but some parents and teachers do not encourage them. Discouraging them has its adverse effects. The writer/producer...
To read the program click here...The Rights of Juveniles in Custody in Afghanistan
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Azizi If an aged person commits a crime, and the judicial authority proves him/her guilty, the related organs would send him/her to the jail. If a juvenile commits...
To read the program click here...The Village Ways in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak Most Afghan villagers are landowners and they build houses in their lands. When the number of houses gradually increases, the way of the alley gets narrow...
To read the program click here...How to encourage the Children to attend School in Afghanistan?
Most Afghan families encourage their children to attend the school but still, some children are not interested in school and they might face some problems. The writer/producer has talked to some children,...
To read the program click here...livestock Diarrhea in Afghanistan
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Most rural residents of Afghanistan keep cattle and sheep. During the winter, they keep them in barns and feed them with wheat straw and livestock foods. At the beginning...
To read the program click here...Women’s Right to Work in Afghanistan
Written by: Ferishta Sahak Wife and husband are as two wings of the life; if one wing doesn’t work, the other wing would be affected too. Although Many Afghan women are working outside homes...
To read the program click here...High-Speed Driving
Written by: Naqeeb Ahmad Azizi According to the information provided by the ministry of public health of Afghanistan About 4700 people injured or killed in traffic accidents in this country annually....
To read the program click here...School Text Books
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar Ministry of Education of Afghanistan spends it's more fund on printing school textbooks. These books are distributed free of charge to the students. Some...
To read the program click here...Early Marriage: Impacts on Education
Written by: Ferishta Sahak according to the information provided by Ministry of Women Affairs of Afghanistan, about 34 events of early marriage are registered in 1396 solar year and more events...
To read the program click here...We Prevent Forced Marriage
Written by: Naqeeb Ahmad Azizi Some families in Afghanistan engage their daughter or sons without asking their opinion. Most of these boys and girls face problems before or after marriage. The...
To read the program click here...Sweeping Snow
Written by: Mir Aqa Atabar In the coldest parts of Afghanistan, snow falls in the winter. As most of the houses in some cities and villages are made of mud, the residents of these...
To read the program click here...Difference Between Son and Daughter Education
Written by: Ferishta Sahak In Afghanistan, most families understand the importance of education and they send their children to school but some parents do not provide the same facilities to the...
To read the program click here...Differences in Parental Support to Children
Written by: Naqib Ahmad Aziz Most parents in Afghanistan believe all the children have the same rights but some families differentiate among their children and this issue badly affects the children....
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