Dzaleka Online Services
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Everyday payments in Dzaleka
Accept mobile money or card payments from one simple link.
Not a bank, wallet, mobile-money operator, or remittance service.
Notice Board
View all notices →Announcement6/23/2026
Introducing DzalekaPay Beta
DzalekaPay beta brings payment links, QR payments, storefronts, event tickets, campaign pages, and merchant records to sellers and organisers in Dzaleka.
Announcement4/24/2026
2025 Annual Digital Performance Report
A detailed review of the audience growth, reach, and engagement that defined Dzaleka Online Services' digital presence throughout 2025.
Announcement4/20/2026
Announcing the launch of the new Dzaleka Wellbeing Hub
Dzaleka Online Services has launched a completely redesigned mental health platform, moving away from academic reporting to prioritize immediate crisis support and practical caregiver resources.
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Culture & Heritage
Art, music, poetry, and performance from across the camp
Latest Resources
Guides, reports, and reference documents
New
News and Press ReleaseJul 3, 2026
New Survey Reveals Mixed Health and Living Conditions in Dzaleka Refugee Camp
Dzaleka Online article summarizing the 2024 survey findings on health, sanitation, water access, employment, family planning, nutrition, and household conditions in Dzaleka.
English
New
ReportJul 2, 2026
Malawi: Understanding the Health, Nutrition and Population Situation in Dzaleka Refugee Camp 2024
Report comparing Dzaleka Refugee Camp with the rest of Malawi using data from the 2024 Malawi Demographic and Health Survey.
English
ResearchApr 5, 2026
Assessing Factors That Affect the Uptake of Micronutrient Supplements Among Adolescent Girls in Refugee Camps
A mixed-methods research study analyzing the knowledge, attitudes, and systemic barriers influencing the use of micronutrient supplements by adolescent girls in Dzaleka Refugee Camp.
English
ReportJan 1, 2026
World Report 2026: Malawi
Human Rights Watch's annual review of human rights practices in Malawi for 2026. This report covers significant developments including the rights of refugees and migrants, encampment policies in Dzaleka, freedom of expression, and healthcare challenges.
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ReportSep 30, 2025
Comprehensive regional analysis of the UNHCR's population by asylum country and location - June 2025
UNHCR regional analysis of populations by asylum country and location, including Malawi and other Southern Africa operations.
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ReportSep 30, 2025
Overview of refugees, asylum-seekers, and others of concern in Southern Africa by country of asylum and nationality - June 2025
UNHCR Southern Africa factsheet showing refugees, asylum-seekers, and others of concern by country of asylum and nationality, including Malawi.
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Emergency Services
Phone numbers and locations for medical, legal, and protection services
MedicalBusiness Hours
Medical Emergency
Dzaleka Health Centre
Located within Dzaleka Refugee Camp, providing essential medical services and emergency care.
Mon-Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Sat: 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Sun: Closed
LegalBusiness Hours
Legal Aid & Advocacy
Inua Advocacy
Professional legal assistance and advocacy services for refugees.
+265 886 44 72 77
info@inuaadvocacy.org
Protection24/7 Available
Protection Services
UNHCR & Police
Security and protection services for camp residents.
UNHCR: +265 1 772 155
Dzaleka Dowa Police
Need Immediate Assistance?
For urgent emergencies, contact the appropriate service directly or visit the nearest facility.
From the Community
People and organizations making a difference in Dzaleka
Innocent Magambi
Founder, There is Hope
From refugee to community leader, Innocent's journey led to founding There is Hope (TIH), impacting over 70,000 lives through healthcare and education initiatives.
HealthcareEducationLeadership
Menes la Plume
Founder, Tumaini Festival
A visionary artist who created the world's first refugee camp festival, transforming cultural expression into economic opportunity.
ArtsCultureTourism
Remy Gakwaya
Founder, TakenoLAB & RELON
Self-taught programmer turned tech educator, empowering refugees through digital skills and organizational leadership.
TechnologyEducationInnovation
Mirash Films
6 Awards in 2023-2024
Award-winning film production showcasing powerful refugee narratives through cinema.
Salama Africa
National Dance Champions
Transforming Malawi's dance scene through cultural fusion and artistic excellence.
Amahoro Drummers
Presidential Gala Performers
Preserving cultural heritage through traditional drumming and performance arts.
Fountain of Hope
Community Development
Bridging education and economic opportunities for refugees and Malawians alike.
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