‘My Life’ Is a short one-minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country.
The story of Ahmad Zikria an 11th-grade student, who works half a day in a shop and plans to continue his education.
Maidan Wardak is known for its sweet and delicious apples.
The imposition of high taxes by the neighbors, and damage to orchards due to recent floods, have caused a decrease in apple prices.
#Afghanistan#FAO#FoodSecurity#agriculture
‘My Life’ Is a short one-minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country.
This is the story of Sayed Agha from Maidan Wardak who wishes to become a doctor or engineer.
#Afghanistan#UNICEF
In recent months, Afghanistan has faced natural disasters such as floods and deadly earthquakes.
The earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 struck near the eastern city of Jalalabad and killed at least 9 people and injured 40 others on Monday.
#ActionAid#UN#TAF#WFP
‘My Life’ Is a short one-minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country.
This is the story of Noor Agha, who is a resident of Khushi district, Logar Province. He lost his property and livestock in the flooding.
Afghanistan is on the brink of economic collapse, with the local currency at an all-time low and food prices on the rise. Hunger continues at unprecedented levels throughout the country.
#Afghanistan#Hunger#WFP
‘My Life’ Is a short one-minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country. This is the story of a 67-year-old gentleman from Kabul who wishes to live in peace for the rest of his life.
The latest floodings in various provinces in #Afg has added to the long list of the current challenges, which are currently facing the Afghan people. This is my personal appeal to join us in helping the victims of this recent tragedies. #unama#WFP#OCHA
‘My life’ is a series of short documentaries produced by Gulzad Foundation, to reflect the lives of ordinary Afghans. This is the story of a 13 year old boy who resides in Kabul and wants to become a doctor.
‘My life’ is a series of short documentaries produced by Gulzad Foundation, to reflect the lives of ordinary Afghans. This is the story of Haji Anwar a resident of the old part of Kabul city ‘Ashuqan Arifan’
‘My Life’ Is a short one minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country. This is the story of Omid a 24 year old young man from #Kabul.
We are saddened to learn that another earthquake occurred in Gayan district of Paktika province and we will be looking into seeing if Gulzad Foundation can once again be able to assist in anyway. We hope that the damages are minimal this time.
‘My Life’ Is a short one minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country.
The second story is of Maulavi Ansari, who is a resident of Banshahi village of Dangam district, Kunar Province.
‘My Life’ Is a short one minute documentary series produced by Gulzad media production, covering the lives of Afghans from across the country.
The first story is of Sabar Gul, one of the survivors of the recent earthquake in Gayan district of Paktika.
Sardar Naim was talking earlier this week with Channel 5 News regarding the recent earthquake in South Eastern #Afganistan and Gulzad Foundation’s emergency food distribution program to the victims of the disaster, from Gulzad Foundation’s HQ in Kabul.
Afghanistan has been hit by its deadliest earthquake in 20 years, and because of the remote region it happened, rescue attempts have been hard.
@GulzadCharity's Sardar Naim is in Kabul and tells @tessa5news about what's happening on the ground and the difficulties in getting aid
DIRECT from #Afghanistan with @BBCWorld: We are witnessing the world’s humanitarian crisis in the making.
23 million people marching toward starvation. 95% of Afghans don’t have enough food. The economy is collapsing. Winter is coming.
This is going to be hell on earth.
We have assessed the winter situation in Afghanistan, it will be far worse than anticipated by international organizations. Many sad stories don’t make the headlines but the reality is out there.