The United Nations Summit of the Future aims to address global challenges by engaging world leaders and stakeholders, with a special emphasis on youth involvement. Malawian youth are encouraged to join the conversation, participate in sustainable projects, and advocate for meaningful change. Kwathu Kollective and the RCO in Malawi are producing a video to guide youth on how to contribute to a sustainable, inclusive future.
Alex Kachepa, Creative Director and Co-Founder of Kwathu Kollective, has been pivotal to the organization’s success alongside founder Nthanda Manduwi for over seven years. His expertise in creative direction, marketing, and business development has significantly shaped their initiatives, particularly the Management Training Program. Although no longer a full-time staff, Alex remains influential on the board, driving digital literacy and creative empowerment in Malawi and beyond.
The Ntha Foundation’s Kwathu Kowork Spaces hosted the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, H.E. Dr. Nancy Saungweme and Deputy Ambassador H.E. Lovemore Matemera, discussing youth entrepreneurship and digitalisation in Africa. Their visit highlighted potential collaborations and opportunities, including the International Trade Fair in Zimbabwe, valuable for expanding the Kwathu Kollective’s impact.
We were honored to welcome Her Excellency Rebeccah Adda-Dontoh, the UN Resident Coordinator (UNRC) to the Kwathu Kowork Spaces in Lilongwe, for an insightful discussion centered on youth leadership and the imperative of leaving no one behind in our endeavors at the Ntha Foundation.
