TOLOnews

TOLOnews

TOLOnews is Afghanistan's inaugural round-the-clock news channel, operated by MOBY Group. It has sister channels, including TOLO TV and Lemar TV, also based in Afghanistan.

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  • 4 days ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

    The nationwide anti-polio vaccination campaign is set to begin tomorrow (Monday, April 21) across Afghanistan. Officials from the Ministry of Public Health said that 11.6 million children under the age of five will receive two drops of the oral polio vaccine during this campaign. They add that, in addition to the polio vaccine, each child will also be given two drops of Vitamin A.

  • 1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

    Around 9,000 Afghan families recently deported from Pakistan have received a total of 80 million afghani in cash assistance at the Torkham township. According to officials, this aid was provided by the Islamic Emirate and distributed based on the number of family members in each household.

  • 1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

    In the past eleven days, Pakistan has forcibly deported 40,000 Afghan migrants. Local officials in Nangarhar province say Pakistan has accelerated the deportation of Afghan migrants in recent days. Meanwhile, officials from the caretaker government in Torkham township have facilitated services for these returnees and arranged their transportation to their original provinces.

  • 1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

    A three-day exhibition of domestic products titled “Orange Blossom” has been launched by a private company in the eastern province of Nangarhar. According to organizers, the exhibition, which features 160 booths, aims to market locally made goods.

  • 2 weeks ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

    As the second wave of deportations of Afghan migrants from Pakistan intensifies, Abdul Salam Hanafi, the deputy prime minister for administrative affairs, has visited the Torkham crossing. During his visit to Torkham, the deputy prime minister for administrative affairs and head of the high commission for migrant affairs called on neighboring countries to consider the human and neighborly rights of Afghan migrants.