The Blue Community is pleased to welcome a new radio station committed to environmental and water-related issues into its network: Radio Indundi Culture from Burundi is now part of the Blue Community.
Radio Indundi Culture is a private radio station based in Bujumbura, Burundi. It broadcasts across the country on 88.2 MHz and 99.9 MHz, and reaches a global audience via its digital platforms (website, Facebook, X account) and online TV channel. Its editorial focus is on culture and society. Established in 1997, it was one of the first private radio stations to launch in Burundi. Its programming covers various fields, including environmental protection and sanitation. Radio Indundi Culture’s membership in the Blue Community represents a significant addition to the network.
Read more about Radio Indundi Culture here
Ms. Salomée Ndayishimiye, Director of Radio Indundi Culture, explains:
«Radio Indundi Culture wishes to become a Blue Community and join the Blue Communities Network because we are convinced that protecting water, oceans, lakes, and aquatic resources is a collective responsibility requiring the involvement of citizens, the media, community organizations, and public authorities.»
Souleymane Guindo, Blue Community Coordinator for Francophone Africa, welcomes Radio Indundi Culture in the network:
«Dear members of Radio Indundi Culture, water is the foundation of all life, and protecting or managing it is a duty for everyone. We welcome you to our family and invite you to join us in taking action for the sustainable management of this resource and ensuring access for all.»
