Yetu Radio
The Voice of Dzaleka Refugee Camp. Listen to live music, news, and community updates.
Broadcasting in 5 Languages
English Chichewa Kiswahili French Kinyarwanda
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Live Broadcasting 24/7
99.1 MHz
Central Region
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Yetu Radio
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About Yetu Radio
Yetu community radio was established in 2018 by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) with the mission of serving as a model of peaceful co-existence between the Malawian and refugee communities in addressing issues of child protection, GBV, and human rights by providing a platform for all people to access information and speak on issues that affect them through media programming.
Yetu community radio boasts of being a unique radio as it is based in a refugee camp setup and is the only radio in Malawi that broadcasts in five languages, namely; English, Chichewa, Kiswahili, French, and Kinyarwanda. The station broadcasts on 99.1 MHZ across the central region of Malawi.
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Latest News from Dzaleka
MIT RAISE Partners with ADAI Circle: Building AI Literacy in Dzaleka
MIT's RAISE initiative collaborates with ADAI Circle in Dzaleka Refugee Camp to co-design AI education curriculum for refugee youth.
MACODA Urges Government to Implement New Disability Act at Dzaleka
, an official working on disability services at the Malawi Council for the Handicapped (MACODA), has asked the government and relevant stakeholders to follow the laws regarding people with disabilities, specifically the .Mr. Baluwa said this on Tuesday during an event commemorating the , which was organized by the Umoja Community-Based Organization (CBO) at .He stated that the law was established to protect the rights and improve the lives of people with disabilities across the country.Speaking to , , the Secretary-General of Umoja CBO, said that the lack of adequate opportunities in education, employment, and for people with disabilities are among the challenges these individuals face.This year, the day was commemorated under the theme: "Promoting the participation of people with disabilities in development."
105 Students Graduate from There Is Hope Vocational Training School
A total of 105 students have graduated from after completing a six‑month programme in various trades. Of the graduates, 67 are , and 38 are refugees from .The graduation ceremony, held for the January–June intake, was graced by , a Board Member of There Is Hope, and from , the donors of the under which the students were trained.Graduates received alongside , equipping them with both technical and entrepreneurial skills. Courses offered included:
Dzaleka Marketplace is Now Live
A new platform where you can buy products, find services, and discover local restaurants and shops in Dzaleka.
Dzaleka Future FC Secures Crucial Support to Join Regional League
Dzaleka Future FC has expressed gratitude to Welt Hunger Hilfe (WHH) for providing financial assistance that has opened new doors for the team and its players.The club recently received €4,500 (approximately K9 million), a grant that has enabled them to purchase boots, jerseys, and cover registration fees for the Central Region District Football League.Club founder Romain Bijangala described the support as transformative, noting that it not only equips the players but also strengthens their opportunity to compete in mainstream football. “This funding gives our players a chance to showcase their talent while advancing the government’s inclusion project,” Bijangala said.WHH communications officer Isaac Msiska explained that the funding was secured after the club submitted a formal request. A German school partnered with WHH to channel resources toward tournaments, kits, and other essential activities.The gesture has also drawn praise from the Department of Refugees, with official Amos Mkandawire highlighting the broader significance of solidarity. “While we remain committed to supporting refugees, we acknowledge that not every team can be funded. That is why we deeply appreciate the contribution of partners like WHH,” Mkandawire remarked.For the players of Dzaleka Future FC, the support represents more than financial aid—it is a symbol of recognition and inclusion. As the team prepares to compete in the regional league, their journey underscores how sport can serve as a bridge between communities, fostering dignity, resilience, and hope.Source:
Contact & Service Information
Contact Details
Location
Dzaleka Refugee Camp, Dowa District, Central Region, Malawi
Phone
+265 884 90 93 20
yetufmradio@outlook.com
Service Information
Broadcast Hours
24/7 Live Broadcasting
Frequency
99.1 MHz FM
Coverage Area
Central Region, Malawi
Languages
English, Chichewa, Kiswahili, French, Kinyarwanda