Television broadcasting remains a highly influential medium for news, entertainment, and public affairs. In Afghanistan, national and regional television channels offer a vital source of real-time reporting, cultural programming, and local updates. Our curated directory profiles the top TV channels and broadcast stations in Afghanistan. From high-influence national platforms to community outlets published in Dari, Pashto, English, these channels shape the local information landscape. Review the profiles below to explore their content and visit their official websites.

Best Media Listings

1. TOLOnews ↗

Afghan news channel and digital newsroom covering politics, security, business and society.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto, English 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

2. TOLO TV ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

3. Ariana Television Network (ATN) ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

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4. Shamshad TV ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Pashto 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

5. Lemar TV ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Pashto 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

6. RTA (Radio Television Afghanistan) ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

7. Zhwandoon TV ↗

Pashto-language Afghan television channel with news, culture and general programming.

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8. Ariana News ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto, English 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

9. Afghanistan International ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto, English 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

10. Tamadon TV ↗

Afghan tv channel covering news, culture and public affairs.

🗣️ Dari, Pashto 🏷️ tv, broadcast, afghanistan

Media Literacy Tip

Cross-checking major news reports across multiple channels is a key standard in media literacy. By comparing coverage across independent press publications, public media channels, and international wire services, readers can form a more complete, balanced understanding of global developments.