October 2021 update:
Zoe Center in Lufwanyama is really taking shape. Donations made at this time would go to buying bricks to finish the walls.
June 2021 update:
March 2020 update:
Rodger Makaliki’s okra field helps feed kids
November 2019 update:
Pouring the slab
October 2019 update:
Rodgers would be greatly helped if Zoe for African Children had a vehicle for getting from Kitwe to Lufwanyama. A friend in the UK is doing a crowd source fund raiser: http://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/zambiarev If you need a U.S. tax receipt, you can give through Africa Ministry Partners (mention Zoe vehicle) and we’ll forward the funds.
July 2019 update:
Almost ready to pour the slab!
December 2017 update:
Christmas party
Here Rodgers and the staff are distributing rice and soap for Christmas to the Zoe kids in Lufwanyama. Rodgers comments: Some of our children were not around as they were busy writing exams but our number has actually increased to seventy. We can only thank God for your kindness and making things happen at the moment. Quite a lot is happening in terms of developing our own center. We are busy gathering building materials.
June 2017 update:
Construction begins
Rodgers writes: This side the Lord has continued to care and keep us well. I would like to let you know that construction for Zoe Center in Lufwanyama is starting next month. We are beginning to clear the land and do excavations. The drawings went through and are fully paid and approved. If you can help us with any amount, we will appreciate it.
In Lufwanyama in 2015, Joshua Mwambela interviewed:
Rodgers Makaliki (founder, Zoe for African Children),
Timothy Kutela (center manager; works with Zoe for African Children),
George Kapiha (field worker for Zoe for African Children), and
students Sylvester Chiwala and Regina Sailasi.