Digital Currencies Empower Afghan Women Despite Strict Crypto Ban
Bitcoin and crypto offer Afghan women financial hope despite Taliban bans and harsh restrictions, with underground markets sustaining remittances and savings.
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Digital Currencies Empower Afghan Women to Resist Oppression Amid Taliban Rule
Afghan women use Bitcoin and crypto to bypass Taliban restrictions and gain financial freedom amid strict bans and limited education. The Digital Citizen Fund provides underground literacy programs, with crypto serving as a vital tool for survival and human rights advocacy.
Telecom Services Rolled Out for Returnees at Omari Camp in Torkham
The Afghanistan Telecom Regulatory Authority (ATRA) has launched telecommunications services for returnees at the Omari Camp in Torkham. Temporary four-month SIM cards with free internet and call minutes are being distributed. Returnees must register their SIM cards using electronic IDs within the specified time frame.
Afghanistan Introduces New Licensing Requirement for Mobile Phone Importers
The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MoCIT) in Afghanistan has mandated that mobile phone importers secure licenses from the Afghanistan Telecom Regulatory Authority (ATRA). This new regulation aims to prevent the import of counterfeit phones and ensure proper registration of IMEI numbers to safeguard citizens’ devices and streamline procedures.
Afghanistan Expands e-Tazkira Digital ID Distribution Amid Growth in Issuance
Afghanistan’s National Information and Statistics Authority is expanding e-Tazkira digital ID distribution centers to increase access. Over 15 million digital IDs have been issued, and mobile teams are also assisting in remote areas. The NSIA is also collaborating with UNFPA on an upcoming national population census for accurate data.
Telecommunication Services Expanded to Eight Remote Districts in Helmand Province
Telecommunication services have been extended to eight remote districts in southern Helmand province, following a report by Pajhwok Afghan News. The Ministry of Telecommunication and Information Technology is working to improve communication infrastructure, with plans for 70 new telecom sites and the expansion of 4G internet services in the coming year.
Roshan Upgrades Internet Service in Balkh Province from 3G to 4G
Roshan has upgraded its internet service in Balkh province from 3G to 4G, enhancing connectivity for local residents. The company plans to expand this upgrade across Afghanistan in the coming year, while users express the need for improved speeds and lower prices.
ATRA Launches $1.6 Million Telecommunications Centers in Faryab Province
ATRA has initiated a $1.6 million project to construct 16 telecommunications centers in Faryab Province, Afghanistan. This initiative aims to improve communication services in 13 districts, addressing long-standing issues in remote areas. The project reflects the government’s commitment to enhancing infrastructure and connectivity, significantly benefiting local communities.
Afghan IT Minister Announces 25 New Communication Sites in Paktika Province
Afghanistan’s IT Minister, Maulvi Najibullah Hayat Haqqani, met with Paktika Province tribal leaders to discuss communication issues. He announced plans to build 25 new communication sites across the province, aiming to improve connectivity and address local challenges. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to enhancing communication infrastructure in the region.
AWCC Launches First 4G Internet Services in Afghanistan
AWCC has launched its first 4G internet services in Kabul, with plans for nationwide expansion. This high-speed, cost-effective service enhances economic and infrastructural development, offering faster and more reliable internet for various devices.
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