Since its founding in 2024, journalists at BogumTV have reached one in two households in Afghanistan, dispensing information to girls forced to stop attending school when the Taliban regained power. Topics discussed range from health tips, to school curriculums on science and math, to general entertainment and music.
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Estasyon ng balita sa Afghanistan, nagbibigay ng edukasyon sa mga babae

Mula nang itatag noong 2024, nakaabot na ang mga mamamahayag ng BogumTV sa kalahati ng mga tahanan sa Afghanistan. Nagbibigay sila ng impormasyon sa mga batang babae na napilitang huminto sa pag-aaral nang muling makuha ng Taliban ang kapangyarihan. Saklaw ng mga tinalakay na paksa ang mga payo sa kalusugan, mga kurikulum sa agham at matematika, pati na rin ang pangkalahatang libangan at musika.

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