Our work, using creativity and innovation for development through advocacy
Ms. Rhoda Kamwaza has transitioned from Managing Director to Board Chair of the Ntha Foundation, a role reflecting her passion and leadership in youth empowerment and education. Her tenure includes impactful programs like the Nyenyezi Fellowship and M’mawa Apprenticeship. Under her guidance, the Foundation aims to expand its mission for African youth.
On October 29, 2024, Nthanda Manduwi of the Ntha Foundation spoke at the YouthConnekt Africa Summit, emphasizing digital skills’ role in youth empowerment. The discussion highlighted the transformative power of innovation in addressing societal issues. Nthanda shared her entrepreneurial journey, focusing on challenges like funding and establishing credibility, encouraging collaborations for greater impact.
Join the Youth Mental Health Festival on November 9-10, 2024, at Blantyre Youth Centre. Discover inspiring talks, workshops, sports, and talent showcases focused on promoting mental wellness for Malawi’s youth.
Samuel Loga, a distinguished alumnus of the M’mawa Apprenticeship Programme, recently achieved a Distinction in Computer Systems and Security. His success exemplifies the program’s effective blend of mentorship and real-world experience, inspiring future participants and showcasing the Ntha Foundation’s commitment to developing skilled professionals ready to impact the tech industry.
Celebrate Africa Human Rights Day with Ntha Foundation as we advocate for equality, dignity, and justice through education and empowerment. Join us in promoting human rights across Africa.
Join us in celebrating Nthanda Manduwi’s Master’s in Entrepreneurship from MUST and the graduation of her eight apprentices in Computer Systems and Security, and Business Information Technology. A day of dual achievements and inspiration!
