TWIKATANE E.V CHARITY
In Partnership With
Central International University-CIU Germany & Diversity Learning Institute-DLI
(This Partnership Forms CDT Group Germany)
''Through Agribusiness & Entrepreneurship(AE), Under The African Soils Against Poverty(ASAP),
Together and With Your Empathetic Support, We Can Easily Fight-Eradicate Hunger And Poverty!''
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The Twikatane e.V Mpongwe Youths Are Bound for Germany and European Tour. See The Details Further Below!
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Brief About Twikatane e.V(Charity)
Twikatane e.V was founded in 2017 in the city of Schazenbek in Germany for one good purpose: to serve the ailing people with various problems in Germany, and to uplift many in Zambia and Africa at large.
''Twikatane'' is a Zambian Bemba language which means ''Zusammengehörigkeit'' in German and ''togetherness'' in English language.
The Taikatane founder during his life, as a child, youth, and adult, both in Zambia and in Germany, had gone through a lot of life-challenging phases which shaped him to now become a successful Social Entrepreneur, CEO, and Investor at an international level. Hence, he thought of founding this Charity in order to use his life experiences to help others, especially, in Zambia and Africa.
The deepest effects and impact of Twikatane today are being felt in Zambia, Kenya, and Congo DR where we just successfully offered a one year diploma course in Agribusiness & Entrepreneurship-AE to over 5000 needy/vulnerable 80% youths and 20% adults. Twikatane has seen the birth of the most important department called the African Soils Against Poverty-ASAP, whose purpose is to alleviate poverty in Zambia and Africa at large through sustainable agriculture in partnership with Germany and other advanced countries. Other than AE/ASAP, there are more programs that are tailored to uplifting the less privileged lives in Zambia and Africa. Zambia and Africa is gifted with massive land that is unused. Therefore, Twikatane e.V realised that through ASAP many youths can be trained to farm and earn a good income locally and avoid migrating to Europe for "greener pastures" or a good life.
To achieve the desired goals, Twikatane e.V works in partnership with Diversity Learning Institute-DLI which was founded in Germany in 2012 and has too been offering social programs including German language to migrants and also to youths in Zambia and Africa.
Educational Exchange Program(EEP)
For 14 years now, DLI and later with Twikatane e.V has been offering the EEP programs for the youths in Germany in exchange with Zambia, Ukraine, Ghana and other countries. These exchanges are done via live-online. With the help of our seasoned facilitators Mr. Evans Lukomona founder and the DLI/Twikatane Chief Advisor Mr. Kelber-Britz , the EEP project grew from strength to strength with many more schools and countries participating.
AU PAIR Social Exchange Program : Under EEP, we also bring young Zambians to Germany to work as AU PAIRS. Then later after 1 year they are placed into colleges and universities. They find it easier to integrate in the German system because of the EEP and the German language we teach them while in Zambia-Africa.
Work Business Exchange Program(WOBEP)
In WOBEP we cooperate with the Zambian and other African based governments to train German language and German integration courses to prepare the professionals to find jobs in Germany and other German speaking countries.
Currently, we are in talks with the Zambian government to have the trained health-workers such as nurses, medical doctors, care-givers, etc, to work in Germany.
Not only to get jobs in Germany, but also to facilitate investments from Germany to Zambia and Africa, for a better Africa.
Mass Youth Education In Zambia
DLI/Twikatane e.V/CDT Group Germany has a contract with the Zambian government which allows us to deliver help courses and projects in all the corners f Zambia. Since signing this contract/MOU, our organisation has uplifted a lot of Zambians, especially the youth.
LATEST: The Zambian government has given us all the state school-students to teach them Skills Courses. Hence, from 13th January we shall commence teaching over 100 thousand young learners who are at state and private schools at classes 9,10,11 and 12.
Not only the active students, also the school leavers will benefit from these Skills Courses from CDT Group Germany to Zambia.
Agribusiness & Entrepreneurship-AE
Under African Soils Against Poverty(ASAP)
Regarded by us as the Project of The Century, the ASAP project, which teaches Agribusiness & Entrepreneurship(AE) course, is designed to make total use of the vast soils of Zambia and Africa for agricultural food production and eventually put a balanced diet meal on a table of every household. Also, income generation.
Following are the ASAP/AE sustainable phases that fulfill the United Nations(UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
- Phase 1: Counselling and Winning Mindset(CWM) training: a 4-week course given, especially the needy/vulnerable, students before they enter their mainstream of the ASAP/AE and other courses, as a way to remove all the ''poison'' from their minds due to the years of being idle at home and on streets without any proper occupation. The CWM's ultimate goal is to prepare their minds to face a new successful life through our programs and projects.
- Phase 2: Agribusiness, Entrepreneurship and Winning Mindset(AEWM) is taught.
- Phase 3: Grouping the students in various specialised cooperatives.
- Phase 4: Placing the students on the regional/provincial established farming blocks to gain practical experiences.
- Phase 6: Graduation, partnering the student-cooperatives with Twikatane e.V(Charity) and Diversity Learning Institute(DLI)'s International Business Trade department, and placing them on the Twikatane e.V/DLI farming blocks across Zambia and own their farm-portions and become entrepreneurs with the main objective to feed the local communities, the province, the nation, and export the excess to other parts of Africa, to Germany and advanced nations.
Twikatane Shop Outlets(TSOs): We create fixed and mobile shops to sell their product throughout the region and the country. Through the TSOs, excess products are exported to Germany and the Western nations.
ASAP Twikatane e.V-Germany & Local Cooperatives
Twikatane e.V/DLI has Germany/Europe based firms and investors that partner with our cooperatives in Zambia/Africa on agricultural business development to farm and produce at commercial levels.
Together with the Germany/European based cooperators we bring farming/agricultural equipment, inputs, and resources and work with our cooperatives on a win-win bases, which sees the Zambians take a stake of at least 30-50% equity.
To easily fulfill our main objectives in Zambia/Africa, we cooperate with the concerned government ministries. Such as education, agriculture, lands, community development, and labour.
''Hightlight!.....''We successfully ran the inaugural ASAP/AE program and taught over 5000 learners in Zambia, Kenya and Congo DR.''
Skills Courses
The dual of DLI/Twikatane now has expanded to CDT Group Germany with the addition of a newly found university in Zambia called Central International University Germany. This university offers help courses to the needy in Zambia and Africa. Such as Skills Courses to ensure that the youths gain knowledge to start self-help skills projects with a potential to get financial capital-projects to get started.
Meant for both the literate and illiterate with a passion to be self-sustainable through our self-empowerment programs.
Programs: Waste management, renewable energy, solar panels installation, fish farming, smart-agriculture, arts, music production, film making/production, tailoring, woodwork, metalwork, mechanics, and more!
Course Outcome & Progression
More youth and adult empowerment on being self-dependency and be able to earn financial income.
Their products find market within their communities and in other African countries, Germany and the West.
Twikatane Shop Outlets(TSOs): We create fixed and mobile shops for our students to sell their products throughout their communities and the country at large.
Our German Bound Youths/Children!!
Our organisation is pleased to be invited by a German social organisation called KinderKulturKarawane. For more information about this organisation visit their website link: https://kinderkulturkarawane.de/wp/
In order to meet the KinderKulturKarawane standards Twikatane e.V(a member of CDT Group) has lined up the children aged between 16 and 17 as performers in Germany. The Zambian children will do the following performances
Theater
- Zambia's Road to Independence
- Zambia's Good and Bad Copper
Theater Concept and Summary
1. Zambia's Road to Independence
Concept:
This performance highlights Zambia’s journey to independence, celebrating the resilience, courage, and determination of its people. Through music, dance, and storytelling, the performance captures pivotal moments in Zambia's history, from the struggles under colonial rule to the triumph of achieving sovereignty in 1964.
Summary:
“Zambia’s Road to Independence” takes the audience on a powerful journey through Zambia's past. The performance reflects the aspirations of its people, their unity in the face of oppression, and the vision of its founding leaders. The story showcases the sacrifices made and the dreams of a free and self-reliant nation. It serves as both a reminder of Zambia’s proud heritage and an inspiration to continue striving for social and economic justice.
2. Good Copper and Bad Copper
Concept:
This piece examines the paradox of Zambia’s copper industry—a resource that once fueled national prosperity but now represents unfulfilled potential and economic disparity. The performance explores the duality of copper as a blessing and a curse, blending narrative, visuals, and movement to provoke critical thought about resource management, governance, and equitable development.
Summary:
“Good Copper and Bad Copper” is a dramatic exploration of Zambia's dependence on copper exports. From 1964 to 1979, copper brought development and opportunity to the Zambian youth communities. However, post-1980, mismanagement/corruption, global market forces, and external influences led to diminished benefits, increasing poverty, and widening inequality. The performance critiques this decline and asks urgent questions: How can Zambia reclaim its wealth and ensure the future prosperity of its people? This dynamic piece weaves stories of hope, disillusionment, and the enduring fight for equity. Three Quarters of the copper income funds are externalized with benefiting the youth of today.
These performances aim to educate, engage, and inspire audiences while shedding light on Zambia's rich history and ongoing challenges.
Other Performances
Apart from the above theatre acts, the Zambian group will display the following:
Poems
Description:
The group will present thought-provoking and heartfelt poems that explore themes of freedom, cultural pride, and the realities of life in Zambia. These performances will use vivid imagery and emotive language to connect deeply with the audience, offering insights into the hopes, struggles, and dreams of Zambia’s youth.
Cultural Drumming and Dancing
Description:
A high-energy showcase of Zambia’s diverse cultural heritage through traditional drumming and dancing. The performances will feature rhythmic beats from indigenous drums and vibrant dances that reflect various ethnic groups in Zambia. This display captures the spirit of celebration, storytelling, and communal identity.
Karaoke Singing
Description:
A fun and interactive performance where the Zambian group blends traditional songs with popular global hits. The audience will have the opportunity to join in, creating a dynamic cultural exchange. Songs will be performed in both local Zambian languages and English, celebrating the universality of music.
Storytelling
Description:
Captivating narratives drawn from Zambia’s rich folklore and contemporary life. These stories will be delivered with engaging gestures, expressions, and traditional intonation, offering lessons and moral insights while entertaining the audience.
Traditional Handicraft Exhibition
Description:
Live demonstrations of crafting techniques such as weaving, beadwork, and pottery. Audiences will witness artisans creating items that embody Zambian cultural identity and sustainability.
African Fashion Showcase
Description:
A vibrant display of Zambian attire, featuring traditional patterns and fabrics like chitenge, along with modern interpretations. This performance celebrates the beauty and creativity of Zambian fashion.
Instrumental Music
Description:
Performances with traditional Zambian instruments, including the kalimba (thumb piano), traditional flutes, and percussive instruments. The music will transport the audience through a melodic journey, blending soothing and upbeat rhythms.
Cooking Demonstrations
Description:
A live presentation of Zambian culinary traditions, showcasing dishes such as nshima, relish, and traditional beverages. The audience can learn about the ingredients and cultural significance of the meals.
Interactive Workshops
Description:
Hands-on sessions where participants can learn Zambian dance steps, try basic phrases in local languages, or engage in activities like drumming or crafting. These workshops foster a deeper connection and appreciation for Zambian culture.
These performances and activities offer a diverse and immersive cultural experience, showcasing Zambia’s rich traditions and creativity.
Travelling Team
The five(5) youths/children are from a city called Mpongwe based on the copper-belt of Zambia. The team's manager is Mr. Lundu James Mwanza. The team is counseled by a Zambian government official Honorable Mukomba who is the District Commissioner(DC).
Activities in Zambia
Before they travel to Germany, the youths/children will have done a series of performances within Zambia. Performances at High Schools and at some state halls.
The Host Nation
The main host is KinderKulturKarawane in Germany. Most likely the performers will as well travel to Italy, Denmark, and/or Latvia where DLI/Twikatane e.V has cooperating partners to facilitate the hosting of the KinderKulturKarawane program.
Sponsorship
The trip will be sponsored by CDT Group. Specifically CDT Group will buy the one-way flight tickets to Germany, whereas, the host organisation KinderKulturKarawane will take care of other expenses while in Germany/Europe. hence, CDT Group is appealing to the well-wishers to donate towards this good cause to expose and uplift our youths/children.
Benefits to the Youths/Children from Zambia During and After the Tour
1. Cultural Exchange and Learning
- Exposure to diverse cultures in Germany, Denmark, and Italy will broaden their understanding of global perspectives and promote mutual respect and appreciation for cultural diversity.
2. Skill Development
- Participation in performances and workshops will enhance their talents in arts, music, and public speaking, while also building confidence and discipline.
3. Networking Opportunities
- Interaction with international peers and organizations may open doors to future collaborations, educational opportunities, and mentorships.
4. Awareness and Advocacy
- Through sharing stories like "Zambia's Road to Independence" and "Good Copper and Bad Copper," the youths will raise awareness about Zambia’s challenges, fostering a sense of responsibility and purpose as cultural ambassadors.
5. Empowerment and Leadership
- Representing their country abroad will instill a sense of pride and responsibility, empowering them to become leaders and changemakers in their communities.
6. Lifelong Memories and Inspiration
- Experiencing new places, people, and cultures will create lasting memories, inspiring them to dream bigger and pursue opportunities beyond their immediate environment.
7. Promoting Zambian Culture
- Showcasing Zambia’s rich heritage on an international stage will boost national pride and encourage the youths to preserve and promote their traditions.
8. Future Prospects
- The experience may lead to scholarships, partnerships, or career opportunities in arts, culture, or education, benefiting the participants long after the tour ends.
This tour is a transfomative opportunity for these youths, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and inspiration to contribute positively to their communities and the world.
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CONTACT DETAILS
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Beethovenstrasse 24, 25337, Elmshorn Lange Reihe 47, 20099 Hamburg, Germany
Website: https://www.central-international-university.org/de/Twikatane-e,V-Charity/
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