Radio Jamii: Youth-led broadcast service fosters a sense of belonging in Lwanda

In the vibrant village of Lwanda, Kenya, Radio Jamii has become a source of hope and collective progress.
This dynamic youth-led broadcast service emerged in 2021 on the grounds of the Bahá’í House of Worship in Matunda. It was initiated to record and share the program for the Centenary of the Ascension of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá through a social media messaging platform. Its modest beginnings have since blossomed into a promising means of reflecting the community’s high aspirations.
Today, Radio Jamii, meaning “community radio” in Swahili, weaves together insights and perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds, enriching conversations on themes of social progress. Supported by the community, local institutions, and the village chief, the broadcast service has become a valuable contributor to community life.
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