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"On air" and up close: DW Akademie's radio projects around the world

Radio is the most important source of information for many people. DW Akademie works with partners around the world to achieve the goal of giving people a voice on the radio.

  • DW Akademie Radiomacherin Sayaxché (DW)

    "On air" and up close

    DW Akademie empowers radio producers worldwide. News is broadcast in local languages, dialogues in communities are moderated and people's concerns addressed. Radio promotes freedom of expression and access to information. Here, an indigenous radio journalist at northern Guatemala's Radio Sayaxché hosts his program in Q'eqchi', the local Mayan language.

  • DW Akademie Radio Sonica (DW)

    Gutatemala: Radio Sónica

    Radio Sónica gives young people in Guatemala City a voice, as they normally not heard in major media outlets.

  • DW Akademie Rosa Jilja (DW)

    Bolivia: Radio Copacabana

    Rosa Jilja, director of the radio station Copacabana in Bolivia, live on her show. The radio station is a member of the Aruskipawi radio network.

  • DW Akademie Alfonso Banchuy (DW)

    Alfonso Banchuy at the control board in the Radio Guamote studio

    CORAPE, one of DW Akademie's local partners in Ecuador, supports community media, like Radio Guamote, thus encouraging participatory, multicultural and diverse communication.

  • Projekt Community Voices in Namibia (Hannah Lesch)

    Namibia: "Community Voices"

    In the Community Voices project in Namibia, young radio makers learn how to set up community radio stations.

  • Projekt Community Voices in Namibia (Sarah Binetsch)

    DW Akademie radio training in Namibia

    In Namibia, DW Akademie promotes civic media in rural areas.

  • DW Akademie Bürgerradio Way (DW)

    Georgia: Community radio project

    An interview at "Way", the community radio station in northern Georgia's Pankisi Gorge region.

  • DW Akademie Webradio im Jugendhaus Metline (DW)

    Tunisia: A youth center as a radio station

    Web radio training at the youth center Metline in Tunisia. The project aims to improve media literacy skills among young people. Participants learn how to use media critically and analytically and are encouraged to become active themselves.

  • DW Akademie Webradio im Jugendhaus Morgnagia (DW)

    Web radio by young people for young people

    During the web radio training session at the Morgnagia youth center in Tunisia, participants learn how to use broadcasting technology.

  • DW Akademie Reporter Michael Ojok (DW)

    Mobile reporting project in Uganda

    Ugandan reporter Michael Ojok is on the road in Gulu during a DW Akademie training session.

  • DW Akademie Radiostation des URN-Netzwerks in Uganda (DW/C. Kopiez)

    Radio network in Uganda

    An interview for a Ugandan URN network radio station. DW Akademie’s partner radio stations offer young people a platform to express their concerns and discuss topics that interest them.

  • DW Akademie Amnatou Ouarmé (DW)

    La Voix du Paysan in Burkina Faso

    Amnatou Ouarmé, a correspondent from the radio station La Voix du Paysan in Ouahigouya, Burkina Faso, field reporting.

  • DW Akademie Techniker des Radios La Voix du Paysan (DW)

    Radio remains important in rural areas

    A technician at the radio station La Voix du Paysan in Ouahigouya, north of Burkina Faso. Even though the number of internet users in the country is steadily increasing, radio remains the most important medium, especially in rural areas.

  • DW Akademie Peter Ochieng (DW)

    Kenya: A project with local radio stations

    Peter Ochieng from Radio Sahara in Kisumu, Kenya, recording a radio program. DW Akademie supports a project for local radio stations in Kenya.


  • DW Akademie Radiomacherin Sayaxché (DW)

    "On air" and up close

    DW Akademie empowers radio producers worldwide. News is broadcast in local languages, dialogues in communities are moderated and people's concerns addressed. Radio promotes freedom of expression and access to information. Here, an indigenous radio journalist at northern Guatemala's Radio Sayaxché hosts his program in Q'eqchi', the local Mayan language.

  • DW Akademie Radio Sonica (DW)

    Gutatemala: Radio Sónica

    Radio Sónica gives young people in Guatemala City a voice, as they normally not heard in major media outlets.

  • DW Akademie Rosa Jilja (DW)

    Bolivia: Radio Copacabana

    Rosa Jilja, director of the radio station Copacabana in Bolivia, live on her show. The radio station is a member of the Aruskipawi radio network.

  • DW Akademie Alfonso Banchuy (DW)

    Alfonso Banchuy at the control board in the Radio Guamote studio

    CORAPE, one of DW Akademie's local partners in Ecuador, supports community media, like Radio Guamote, thus encouraging participatory, multicultural and diverse communication.

  • Projekt Community Voices in Namibia (Hannah Lesch)

    Namibia: "Community Voices"

    In the Community Voices project in Namibia, young radio makers learn how to set up community radio stations.

  • Projekt Community Voices in Namibia (Sarah Binetsch)

    DW Akademie radio training in Namibia

    In Namibia, DW Akademie promotes civic media in rural areas.

  • DW Akademie Bürgerradio Way (DW)

    Georgia: Community radio project

    An interview at "Way", the community radio station in northern Georgia's Pankisi Gorge region.

  • DW Akademie Webradio im Jugendhaus Metline (DW)

    Tunisia: A youth center as a radio station

    Web radio training at the youth center Metline in Tunisia. The project aims to improve media literacy skills among young people. Participants learn how to use media critically and analytically and are encouraged to become active themselves.

  • DW Akademie Webradio im Jugendhaus Morgnagia (DW)

    Web radio by young people for young people

    During the web radio training session at the Morgnagia youth center in Tunisia, participants learn how to use broadcasting technology.

  • DW Akademie Reporter Michael Ojok (DW)

    Mobile reporting project in Uganda

    Ugandan reporter Michael Ojok is on the road in Gulu during a DW Akademie training session.

  • DW Akademie Radiostation des URN-Netzwerks in Uganda (DW/C. Kopiez)

    Radio network in Uganda

    An interview for a Ugandan URN network radio station. DW Akademie’s partner radio stations offer young people a platform to express their concerns and discuss topics that interest them.

  • DW Akademie Amnatou Ouarmé (DW)

    La Voix du Paysan in Burkina Faso

    Amnatou Ouarmé, a correspondent from the radio station La Voix du Paysan in Ouahigouya, Burkina Faso, field reporting.

  • DW Akademie Techniker des Radios La Voix du Paysan (DW)

    Radio remains important in rural areas

    A technician at the radio station La Voix du Paysan in Ouahigouya, north of Burkina Faso. Even though the number of internet users in the country is steadily increasing, radio remains the most important medium, especially in rural areas.

  • DW Akademie Peter Ochieng (DW)

    Kenya: A project with local radio stations

    Peter Ochieng from Radio Sahara in Kisumu, Kenya, recording a radio program. DW Akademie supports a project for local radio stations in Kenya.