Refugees at Dzaleka camp lobby for inclusion in formal education, change in life status
[Nyasa Times - Malawi] - 11/12/2025
The department of Refugees Independent Schools Association (RISA) at Dzaleka camp is lobbing with government for a policy shift to allow refugees in the country to attain tertiary education and have access to job opportunities so that it can change their life style as most of them are living in (…)
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