Zanani Foundation

11/03/2026

We are pleased to welcome Luthando Holdings Limited as a new sponsor in the Machitachita ndi Netball Community Project.

The company has supported community and national initiatives through donations and partnerships, including providing motorcycles to organizations working in rural development and community outreach programs aimed at improving mobility and service delivery. Through their focus on innovation, reliability, and ethical business practices, Luthando Holdings continues to position itself as a partner in Malawi’s economic and community development.

Their support for the Machitachita ndi Netball Project reflects the company’s commitment to empowering communities, promoting youth development, and contributing to initiatives that create positive social change.

We look forward to working together to inspire the next generation of leaders both on and off the court.

Together, we are building stronger communities.
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08/03/2026

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07/03/2026

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Mary Waya Foundation and Netball Academy
Malawi Assemblies Of God University
Zanani Farms

The Zanani Foundation has partnered the Mary Waya Netball Academy and the Malawi Assemblies of God University (Magu) to roll out the 'Machitachita ndi Netball' initiative aimed at empowering the youths with structured netball training and mentorship.

The foundation's director Jacqueline Haynes says the initiative will be launch later this month.

"This initiative aims to nurture talent, provide career guidance, promote healthy lifestyles and inspire team work amongst the youth. We plan to implement this program from March to July this year in Chiwamba Extension Planning Area [EPA] in Traditional Authority Chimutu in Lilongwe," she says.

Haynes says the initiative targets 120 girls between the ages of 12 and 20.

The organisers have since called for support from various stakeholders towards the successful implementation of the program.