Tumaini Festival 2021
Young talents from Dzaleka performing at Tumaini Festival 2021
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Building Hope: The Fight for Work Rights in Dzaleka
A young man in Dzaleka builds a shelter, highlighting refugees' need for work as a path to dignity and survival.
Photo: Carlos Martinez
Learning Against All Odds: Education in Dzaleka
In Dzaleka, overcrowded classrooms and limited resources challenge education, but students like 16-year-old Dany remain hopeful, aspiring to reach university despite the odds.
Photo: Carlos Martinez
Struggling to Feed a Community: Food Insecurity in Dzaleka
Dzaleka Refugee Camp faces severe food shortages, with rations reduced to basics and donor support waning.
Photo: Carlos Martinez
Surviving in Dzaleka: The Struggles of Refugees Left Without Options
A look at life in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, where humanitarian aid sustains most residents amidst restrictive policies and limited opportunities
Photo: Carlos Martinez
From Survival to Innovation: Andy's Journey in Dzaleka
Escaping his past as a child soldier, Andy found refuge in Dzaleka, reunited with his mother, and discovered coding. Now, he dreams of growing his messaging app into something greater.
Photo: Badre Bahaji
Beats of Ambition: Junior Mafia's Rise from Dzaleka
Junior Mafia, a 16-year-old beatmaker from Dzaleka, is building his future in music production. With a makeshift studio and big ambitions, he's empowering fellow artists and aiming for national recognition.
Photo: Badre Bahaji
Breaking Barriers: DJ La Pearl Spins Hope in Dzaleka
DJ La Pearl, a Congolese refugee in Dzaleka, defies stereotypes to pursue her passion for music.
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Strings of Hope: Obadiah’s Journey Through Music in Dzaleka
Obadiah, a Congolese musician in Dzaleka, finds hope through music. Despite COVID-19 interruptions, he continues to play, sharing his story and striving to return to the stage.
Photo: Badre Bahaji
Teaching Through Adversity: Raymond's Mission to Educate in Dzaleka
Educator Raymond from Dzaleka turned to remote teaching during COVID-19, offering free lessons via messaging apps. His efforts empower over 190 learners with vital skills, building hope for brighter futures.
Photo: Badre Bahaji