Dzaleka Centenary Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting healthcare services at Dzaleka Refugee Camp by donating K950,000 towards the renovation of the maternity ward at Dzaleka Health Centre. Speaking on …
Executive Director of Partners in Child, Youth and Women Development, Phelire Malongo, has urged caregivers to take a leading role in ensuring …
Africa and Asia First Ladies have committed to uphold dignity of women and young ladies across the world through empowerment’s approach. The …
Morovians Humanitarian and Development Services (MOHDS) Project Coordinator, Belinda Gondwe, says empowering women and girls without making them participate in developmental aspects …
Umodja People with Disabilities Project Coordinator, Ruvubika Pierre, has called on the public to exercise caution when reacting to online content involving …
Fountain of Hope Program Manager, Jack Morisho, says the organization is intensifying efforts to support Dzaleka residents and surrounding communities through the …
A youth-led agro-dealer shop, Annovin Investment in Nsalu, Lilongwe District, is attracting a steady flow of farmers purchasing farm inputs. The business …
AGRA Malawi Country Director Dr. Eluphy Nyirenda has emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration between AGRA and journalists across the country to …
Deputy Minister for Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Martha Mzomera Ngwira, has urged beneficiaries of Social Cash Transfer Programme to use …
There is Hope Board Member, Simalike Musyani, has emphasized that professional skills are a vital tool for driving national development. Musyani made …
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 107.6 MHZ across the central region of Malawi.
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