Mthunzi Centre

12/04/2026

The only best place to be in the world was (Koinonia Community Z) Mthunzi Centre yesturday where Cook Foundation was busy Cooking for the children.
Which was summarized by a beautiful performance

06/04/2026

The boy in the photo is Mwape and it's interesting because when he head about a visit to Mthunzi centre orphanage as they called it he decided to contribute 1 kwacha which resulted in other children donating money for food and juice 🙏 I was amazed

06/04/2026

Today, Olaka Christian Academy visited Mthumzi centre, (Koinonia Community), Great way to end the Easter holiday as we shared lunch, gifts, cakes and beautiful performances together as a big family.

The school was accompanied by the teachers and parents and also the School Founder Mr. John Banda who indeed shared the mission of the school.
Koinonia Community had also a representation through the new elected Elder brother Rickon Mwiinga 🤣 who shared the background of Koinonia and the experience of Mthunzi Centre

27/03/2026

Mthunzi Centre (Koinonia Community) answered an invitation call by Zambia Institute of Sports in partnership with Shoprite.
In attendance on the left is Yared longolongo and right is Patrick Zulu. On stage speaking is the Chairman/Founder of ZIS and its Koinonia Community wish to partner with Zambia Institute of Sports

27/03/2026

Interesting it was on 22nd March Eden University (an health institute) students came through to Mthunzi Centre just to understand what goes on in Koinonia Community and Mthunzi Centre in specific and it was their opportunity to ask questions such;
1. What's the mission of Koinonia
2. What's Mthunzi goals
3. How do the community around benefit
4. What's the structure of leadership
5. Where does funding come from
6. Did covid-19 affect us in anyway
7. What are the most common sicknesses does does the children suffer from.

12/03/2026

Happy international Youth day

08/03/2026

Yesterday Koinonia Community Zambia hosted Mr Trywell Nguni - Membership chairperson Lions Club of Kapila and Ms. Mwema Mutepuka-Club 1st Vice President lions club Munali.

Lions club rendered a number of support to koinonia community and continue to do so and it's a wish of Koinonia Community to have a lions branch with a view to form a club.
Indeed they highlighted the key focus of Lions club;
1. To fight Diabeties
2. Hunger
3. Childhood cancer
4. Environment
5. Sight services
6. Mental Health

They also indicated the 4T's required from a member
1. Time
2. Talent
3. Tolerance
4. Treasury

Benefits of a member was also aired out to be
1. Creating a New family
2. Support from lions family
3. Personal development
4. Constant Trainings
5. And the sense of pride in helping someone in need

The initials L.I.O.N.S. in the Lions Clubs International organization stand for Liberty, Intelligence, Our Nation's Safety
They ended with the definition

08/03/2026

Mthuhzi Centre wishes all the women a happy women's day

07/03/2026

I got over 10 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

27/02/2026

Today we gathered to bury Mr Charles Banda who had dedicated his life to God. He was baptized on 24th October 1982 and later comfirmed on 22nd June 1986 and wholeheartedly dedicating to christ and his holy church and in the same year 1982 he blessed his marriage with Edina Phiri.

Mr Charles Banda's journey on earth was marked by his compassion and a stead fast in God.

Aggressiveness and discipline will remain the lessons shared to the Koinonia Community

24/02/2026

It's really a sad development here in koinonia Zambia and condolences to the family of Mr Charles Banda for the loss .

He departed us today after being sick for sometime now but he joined Koinonia Community Zambia in 1996 and he witnessed all the Koinonia initiatives being born that proves how much contribution and dedication he rendered to the community and we can only thank him through God.

We promise to carry on the spirit and lessons shared to us through out his life.

13/02/2026

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From remote villages to bustling cities, radio continues to be one of the most trusted and accessible sources of information in the world. World Radio Day (13th February) highlights the power of radio to educate, inform and connect communities across borders.

Since its establishment, radio has amplified marginalized voices, strengthened democracy, supported emergency response, advanced public health awareness and promoted peace and cultural diversity. In Kenya and across Africa, it remains a lifeline, reaching audiences where other media cannot.

As the media landscape evolves, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is driving the next wave of innovation, enhancing content creation, enabling real-time translation, improving accessibility for persons with disabilities, supporting data-driven journalism and expanding digital reach.

At Koinonia Community, our in-house run community stations Mtaani Radio and Radio Domus embody this mission by providing platforms for dialogue, advocacy, youth engagement and community storytelling. Through these stations, we ensure that local voices are heard, informed and empowered.

By embracing technology while preserving trust and authenticity, radio continues to adapt, inspire and unite communities worldwide. 📻📡🌍