Rohullah Sarwari is an Afghan news writer and freelance contributor. He holds a Bachelor of Business Economics from Gharjistan University in Kabul (2013–2017) and a Master of Business Administration from Punjab Technical University (2021–2022). From 2013 to 2014 he worked as a librarian at Gharjistan University, and in 2016 he completed a short-term internship at the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, where he learned about Afghanistan’s business sectors, imports and exports.

Since August 2021 he has written as a volunteer for Etilaatroz, where his published articles include “Augusts and Her Quintiles” and “An Agony That Must Not Be Witnessed”. He has also volunteered with Tahavol Weekly, which carried his piece “The Changing Language of Mathematics in My Country — When 124 Becomes Greater Than 312”, and with Rahe Farda TV, including its 7 pm news of 21 September 2023. He also writes on Medium, where his pieces include “It Makes My New Year So New”.

He took part in the Ubuntu-Leadership Academy of Ubuntu United Nations (2021), a global leadership programme with participants from 159 countries, and in the Ubuntu Leaders Academy Asia with Instituto Padre Antonio Vieira (IPAV) (September–October 2022). In 2024 he served as a volunteer Ubuntu Facilitator with Ubuntu United Nations, exchanging ideas on living together in peace with participants from around the world. He places importance on treating everyone with respect and without bias, and on building a strong, supportive network through which others receive what they rightfully deserve.