PFF Updates
Prisoners' Future Foundation Deputy Executive Director Mr. Mark Musiwa, and Mongu District Commissioner Mr. Akabeswa Morgan Imasiku, exchange messages of goodwill and reaffirm their shared commitment to safeguarding the best interests of every child. The two leaders emphasized the importance of working collaboratively to protect and promote children's rights, recognizing that children are the nation's future. They pledged continued support for initiatives that strengthen child protection, legal empowerment, and access to justice for vulnerable children and communities across Mongu District. Speaking during a courtesy call ahead of the Strengthening Children's Access to Legal Empowerment and Uptake (SCALE-UP) Project scoping mission in Mongu District, Mr. Musiwa, reaffirmed the PFF's commitment to partnering with the Government of the Republic of Zambia and other stakeholders to strengthen child protection, promote legal empowerment, and improve access to justice for children and vulnerable communities. Mr. Musiwa emphasized that PFF looks forward to working closely with the Mongu District Administration to ensure that the best interests of every child are upheld, recognizing that children are the nation's future. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
Prisoners' Future Foundation Deputy Executive Director Mr. Mark Musiwa, confers with Kalabo District Commissioner, Mr. Musangu Njamba, following a successful Strengthening Children's Access to Legal Empowerment and Uptake (SCALE-UP) Project scoping meeting in Kalabo District. The meeting identified numerous priority areas requiring interventions to improve access to justice and child protection services. The District Commissioner commended Prisoners' Future Foundation for its decision to establish a presence in Kalabo, describing the initiative as timely and vital to addressing the district's pressing social and justice needs. Prisoners' Future Foundation remains committed to working closely with government and community stakeholders to strengthen legal empowerment, protect children's rights, and improve access to justice for vulnerable communities across Zambia. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
PRISONERS' FUTURE FOUNDATION (PFF) APPEALS FOR SUPPORT Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) is appealing to individuals, companies, and cooperating partners to support the operationalisation of its Tailoring, Carpentry, and Metal Fabrication Ex-Inmate Hubs in Mongu and Mumbwa through the donation of raw materials and production inputs. These hubs are designed to equip formerly incarcerated individuals with practical opportunities to earn a living, rebuild their lives, and successfully reintegrate into society. By supporting these initiatives, you will help reduce recidivism, promote self-reliance, and contribute to safer and more resilient communities. Donations of materials such as timber, fabric, thread, welding rods, steel, paints, fasteners, and other relevant production inputs will go a long way in enabling these workshops to become fully operational. Together, we can provide a second chance, restore dignity, and create sustainable livelihoods for former inmates. To partner with PFF or make a donation, please get in touch with us. Your support can transform lives and strengthen community safety. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 @followers
JUSTICE BEGINS WHEN ORDINARY PEOPLE CAN ACCESS THE HELP THEY NEED. In Imwiko Compound, the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Community Legal Desk, with support from Misereor, is transforming lives by providing accessible legal aid to vulnerable community members. Through legal advice, mediation, and referrals, the desk is helping people resolve disputes, protect their rights, and gain timely access to justice; bringing hope and practical solutions to those who need them most. In this video, Ms. Mary Namatama shares her testimony of how the intervention of PFF Paralegal Officer Mr. Cathbert Moono helped a mother recover her money, demonstrating the life-changing impact of accessible legal aid services at the community level. Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province Supported by Misereor. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
KAPULANGA RECORDS STRIDES IN REDUCING OVER-DETENTIONS As part of the Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province project, Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Project Officer Ms. Eunice Sakala and Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda conducted a Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) engagement with Kapulanga Paralegal Officer Ms. Kasambo Zulu at the Kapulanga Legal Desk in Kapulanga Township. The engagement revealed encouraging progress, with the legal desk recording significant strides in reducing cases of over-detention through timely legal assistance, referrals, and close collaboration with justice sector stakeholders. The visit also provided an opportunity to review performance, document lessons learned, identify areas for improvement, and strengthen the delivery of community-based legal aid services. These positive results demonstrate the impact of accessible legal aid in safeguarding the rights of vulnerable people and promoting timely justice within the community. Prisoners' Future Foundation remains committed to ensuring that everyone has access to justice and legal empowerment. We sincerely thank Misereor for its continued support in advancing access to legal aid and timely justice in Western Province. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
PRISONERS’ FUTURE FOUNDATION MULAMBWA COMMUNITY LEGAL DESK EARNS COMMUNITY RECOGNITION The Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Mulambwa Community Legal Desk, supported by Misereor, has received commendation from the immediate past Area Ward Councillor Mr. Kaselo Kaliki for its outstanding contribution to improving access to legal aid services within the community. Mr. Kaliki praised the legal desk for its commitment to supporting vulnerable community members by providing legal information, guidance, referrals, and promoting timely access to justice. The recognition reflects the positive impact that community-based legal aid services continue to have in empowering citizens and strengthening confidence in the justice system. Prisoners' Future Foundation remains committed to expanding access to legal aid and ensuring that justice is within reach for all. Mulambwa Legal desk is managed by the PFF Paralegal Officer Ms. Larven Mwanza We thank Misereor for its continued partnership in advancing access to legal aid and timely justice in Western Province. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 @followers
CREATING LASTING CHANGE BEGINS WITH INFORMED AND EMPOWERED COMMUNITIES. Through legal aid, legal education, and the dedication of our paralegals and Youth Justice Ambassadors, we are bringing justice closer to the people of Western Province. Together, we can build communities where everyone knows their rights, fulfils their responsibilities, and has access to timely justice. This initiative is implemented by Prisoners' Future Foundation with the generous support of Misereor. Partner with us. Empower communities. Promote justice. Follow and support Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) as we continue transforming lives through access to justice. Justice for All. Hope for All. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN LIMULUNGA DISTRICT: TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH LEGAL EMPOWERMENT The Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF), with the generous support of Misereor, continues to make a meaningful difference in Limulunga District through the Access to Justice Project. The initiative is improving access to justice for vulnerable and marginalized individuals by bringing legal services closer to the communities that need them most. Through community legal education, legal advice, mediation, case referrals, and collaboration with justice sector institutions, the project is helping people understand and exercise their rights while promoting peaceful and timely resolution of disputes. In Limulunga District, Prisoners’ Future Foundation Mobile Paralegal Officer Ms. Luse Kunda has this to share… To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province As part of the project's Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) activities, Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Project Officers Ms. Eunice Sakala and Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda engaged with Kapulanga and Luampa Paralegal Officer Ms. Kasambo Zulu at the Kapulanga Legal Desk in Kapulanga Township. The MEAL engagement provided an opportunity to assess the progress of legal aid service delivery, document lessons learned, identify challenges and successes, and strengthen the effectiveness of community-based legal aid interventions. It also reaffirmed the important role of the Kapulanga Legal Desk in providing legal information, referrals, and support to community members seeking timely access to justice. PFF remains committed to continuous learning and improvement to ensure quality legal aid services reach the most vulnerable communities across Western Province. We sincerely thank Misereor for its continued support in expanding access to legal aid and timely justice in Western Province. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
IMPROVING ACCESS TO LEGAL AID SERVICES AND TIMELY JUSTICE IN WESTERN PROVINCE. Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Imwiko Compound and Luampa District Paralegal Officer Mr. Cathbert Moono has continued the Access to Justice awareness campaign by displaying Access to Justice posters throughout Imwiko Compound. The initiative is aimed at increasing public awareness of legal rights, available legal aid services, and avenues for accessing justice, empowering community members with essential legal information. Thank you, Misereor, for supporting efforts to bring justice closer to the people of Western Province. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
LIMULUNGA DEBS COMMENDS PFF'S BALANCED APPROACH TO RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Deputy Executive Director Mr. Mark Musiwa, Project Officers Ms. Eunice Sakala and Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda, accompanied by Mongu Correctional Facility and Limulunga Paralegal Officer Ms. Luse Kunda, paid a courtesy engagement to the Limulunga District Education Board Secretary (DEBS') Office, where they met Education Standards Officer General Inspections Officer, Mr. Earnwell Mutakwa. During the meeting, Mr. Mutakwa commended PFF for its Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province project supported by Misereor, noting its balanced approach to promoting both rights and responsibilities through legal education and community engagement. He acknowledged the programme's contribution to strengthening access to justice while fostering responsible citizenship within communities. The engagement forms part of PFF's continued collaboration with key stakeholders to enhance legal awareness and promote a culture of justice, accountability, and respect for the rule of law. Following the engagement, PFF Limulunga Paralegal Officer Ms. Luse Kunda displayed the Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province poster on the Limulunga DEBS Office notice board. The poster serves as an important information resource, raising awareness of legal aid services and reinforcing key messages on access to justice, citizens' rights, and responsibilities among education sector staff and members of the public visiting the office. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
Promoting Access to Justice in Sikongo District Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Mandanga and Sikongo Paralegal Officer, Mr. Lawrence Lutangu, continues to advance access to justice by displaying Access to Justice posters across Sikongo District as part of ongoing community sensitisation campaigns under the Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province project. Through these awareness campaigns, community members are being empowered with information about their legal rights, available legal aid services, and the importance of seeking timely justice. The initiative with support from Misereor is helping to strengthen legal awareness and encourage greater access to justice for vulnerable and underserved communities. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers
Improving Access to Legal Aid Services and Timely Justice in Western Province Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Project Officer Ms. Eunice Sakala and Mulambwa and Nalolo Paralegal Officer Ms. Larven Mwanza proudly display project banners during community outreach activities aimed at increasing public awareness of legal rights and access to justice. The banners serve as an important tool for informing community members about the availability of legal aid services, promoting timely access to justice, and encouraging citizens to seek legal assistance when faced with legal challenges. Through these outreach activities, PFF continues to strengthen legal empowerment, ensuring that vulnerable and marginalized communities are equipped with the knowledge and support they need to protect their rights and access justice. Together, we are building informed communities where justice is accessible to all. Supported by Misereor. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 @followers
Strengthening Access to Justice in Nalolo District Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Deputy Executive Director Mr. Mark Musiwa conferred with the Nalolo Police Officer in Charge during the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL), who commended the positive impact of the Access to Justice Mobile Clinic activities being implemented in the district with the support from Misereor. The Officer in Charge praised the dedication and effectiveness of PFF Paralegal Officer Ms. Larven Mwanza in bringing legal empowerment services closer to the community. Following the meeting, Ms. Mwanza was seen placing Access to Justice awareness posters at the local market. The posters immediately attracted the attention of traders, who stopped to read the information and began making inquiries about their legal rights and the services available to them. This encouraging response demonstrates the growing demand for legal information and the importance of community-based legal empowerment initiatives in ensuring that justice is accessible to all. Together, we are empowering communities with knowledge, promoting legal awareness, and strengthening access to justice. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers Zambia Correctional Service
Empowering Communities Through Legal Education Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF), through Cathbert Moono, Paralegal at the Imwiko Community Legal Desk, conducted a community sensitization session at Mulambwa Primary School. The session focused on promoting legal awareness and empowering community members with knowledge of their rights, responsibilities, and available legal support services. Legal education plays a vital role in enhancing citizens' decision-making, promoting access to justice, and building informed, resilient communities. We extend our sincere gratitude to Misereor for its continued support in making these community legal education initiatives possible. Together, we are strengthening access to justice through knowledge. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers GIZ Zambia GIZ,German International Cooperation German Embassy Lusaka
Prisoners' Future Foundation Access to Justice Project Supported by Misereor Positively Impacts Lives in Sikongo District The Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF), with generous support from Misereor, continues to transform lives and strengthen access to justice in Sikongo District through its Access to Justice Project. The project is bringing justice closer to vulnerable and marginalized community members by providing legal awareness, legal advice, case referrals, mediation, and support to individuals who would otherwise struggle to access justice services. Through community engagement and collaboration with government institutions, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders, PFF is helping to bridge the gap between communities and the justice system. In Sikongo District, the project has empowered community members with knowledge of their legal rights and responsibilities, enabling them to make informed decisions and seek appropriate legal remedies. Women, children, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups are increasingly accessing legal information and support, contributing to the prevention of abuse, exploitation, and rights violations. The initiative has also strengthened partnerships with key justice actors, creating a coordinated response to legal challenges affecting communities. By promoting dialogue, legal empowerment, and timely referrals, the project is fostering peaceful dispute resolution and enhancing public confidence in the justice system. Through Misereor's continued support, the Prisoners' Future Foundation remains committed to ensuring that justice is accessible to everyone, regardless of their social or economic status. The positive impact being witnessed in Sikongo District demonstrates that when communities are empowered with legal knowledge and supported by responsive institutions, they become safer, more resilient, and better equipped to protect the rights and dignity of all citizens. Together, PFF and Misereor are restoring hope, promoting human dignity, and building stronger communities where justice is not a privilege for a few, but a right enjoyed by all. To Partner With: Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Visit Us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Rooms 117, 119 and 121 P.O. Box 80945 Kabwe, Zambia Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For Partnership Opportunities, Contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 Together, we can expand access to justice, restore hope, and transform lives. @followers Zambia Correctional Service
PFF SCALE-UP Scoping Mission Successfully Concludes in Sesheke District On Tuesday, July 28, 2026, the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) SCALE-UP Mission Team successfully concluded its scoping activities in Sesheke District under the Strengthening Children's Access to Legal Empowerment and Uptake (SCALE-UP) Project, with support from UNICEF. The mission engaged key government departments and stakeholders to strengthen partnerships, understand the district context, and lay the foundation for effective implementation of the project. The team also explored opportunities for coordinated action to improve children's access to justice and legal empowerment services. We sincerely appreciate the District Administration and all stakeholders in Sesheke for their warm reception, valuable insights, and commitment to collaborating with PFF in advancing the rights and protection of children. Together, we are building stronger systems that ensure every child has access to justice and legal empowerment. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Cordaid UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Embassy of Ireland, Zambia GIZ Zambia
PFF Scoping Mission – Mwandi District Video Introduction Warm greetings from Mwandi District! Yesterday marked an important milestone as the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Scoping Mission Team was warmly welcomed into Mwandi by the District Administration. We extend our sincere gratitude to the District Commissioner and the entire District Administration for the warm reception and the opportunity to engage with key stakeholders. We are equally grateful to the Pastors Fellowship for their encouragement, prayers, and commitment to working together in building safer, stronger, and more resilient communities. To the people of Mwandi, thank you for your hospitality and openness. This scoping mission is an important step in strengthening partnerships and understanding the local context as we prepare to implement interventions that promote access to justice, child protection, legal empowerment, and community development under the Strengthening Children's Access to Legal Empowerment and Uptake (SCALE-UP) Project with the support from UNICEF. At Prisoners' Future Foundation, we believe that lasting change is achieved through collaboration. We look forward to working hand in hand with government institutions, traditional and faith leaders, civil society, and community members to ensure that every child and every vulnerable person has access to justice, protection, and opportunities to thrive. Together, we can build a future where justice is accessible, rights are protected, and communities are empowered. Thank you, Mwandi District, for your warm welcome. We look forward to a successful partnership and a lasting impact. Prisoners' Future Foundation – Restoring Hope, Transforming Lives. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Misereor Ambassade de France en Zambie / French Embassy in Zambia Embassy of Sweden in Lusaka French-American Aid For Children
Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF), led by Acting Executive Director Mr. Mark Musiwa, today donated 13 chairs, dormats, and a Dell laptop to Bothwell Imakando Correctional Staff Training College in Kabwe. The donation demonstrates PFF's continued commitment to supporting the Zambia Correctional Service by strengthening the learning environment for the institution responsible for training correctional officers. Speaking during the handover, Mr. Musiwa reaffirmed that investing in training institutions contributes to building a professional, effective, and responsive correctional system that promotes rehabilitation, public safety, and justice. PFF values its longstanding partnership with the Zambia Correctional Service and remains dedicated to supporting initiatives that strengthen institutional capacity and improve rehabilitation outcomes across Zambia. Together, we are building safer communities through stronger institutions. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
JUSTICE DELAYED, JUSTICE DELIVERED: HOW MOBILE COURTS RESTORED FREEDOM TO A WRONGFULLY DETAINED FATHER Mansa, Zambia - July 1, 2026 For more than two years, a 30-year-old man from Livingstone whom we will call Nyambe Bwalya to protect his identity waited behind prison walls without his day in court. His future remained uncertain, his family waited in anguish, and each court adjournment prolonged his detention. On July 1, 2026, that changed. Through the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Mobile Court Initiative, supported by the Embassy of Ireland, Zambia, Nyambe finally obtained the justice he had been denied for over 24 months. Your support to the Prisoners’ Future Foundation can also help change lives… Nyambe travelled from Livingstone to Mansa to visit a relative. Within weeks of his arrival, he was arrested and charged with indecent assault following an allegation made at a local bar. When the matter first came before court, Nyambe exhibited signs of mental illness. The court ordered a psychiatric assessment at Chainama Hospital to determine whether he was fit to stand trial. After the assessment, medical professionals confirmed that he was indeed fit to proceed. Unfortunately, the case stalled. Despite the medical report being available, the prosecution repeatedly failed to present witnesses. Court after court, adjournment after adjournment, the case remained unresolved. More than three adjournments were granted solely at the request of the State, leaving Nyambe imprisoned without a trial. For over two years, justice remained out of reach. The Difference One Mobile Court Can Make During routine legal aid services at Mansa Correctional Facility, the Prisoners' Future Foundation Paralegal Officer, Mr. Doubt Kayuni, identified Nyambe's case as one requiring urgent intervention. Recognising the prolonged delay, the matter was scheduled for hearing during the July 1, 2026 Mobile Court Session. When the case was called, the prosecution once again sought another adjournment because its witnesses were absent. This time, the Legal Aid Board opposed the application. Counsel argued that Nyambe's constitutional right to a fair and timely trial had been violated and that the State had consistently failed to prosecute the matter despite numerous opportunities. The court agreed. In delivering its ruling, the Magistrate found that the prosecution had failed to demonstrate commitment to proceeding with the case and had not shown reasonable efforts to secure its witnesses. The court therefore ordered that Nyambe be discharged. After more than 24 months of uncertainty, Nyambe walked out of Mansa Correctional Facility a free man. More Than One Person's Freedom As he stepped outside the correctional facility, Nyambe expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Prisoners' Future Foundation Legal Desk and its partners for bringing Mobile Courts closer to inmates who would otherwise continue waiting indefinitely. He appealed for the initiative to be expanded to other correctional facilities throughout Luapula Province so that many more people could benefit from timely access to justice. His story is not unique. Across Zambia, many incarcerated individuals remain in custody for extended periods because of delayed investigations, missing case files, absent witnesses, and limited access to legal representation. Your support to Prisoners’ Future Foundation can help address these barriers by bringing magistrates, prosecutors, defence counsel and legal aid services directly into correctional facilities, enabling cases to be heard efficiently while reducing unnecessary pre-trial detention. Why This Matters: Every successful Mobile Court session creates measurable social and economic value. When individuals are prevented from spending unnecessary months or years in detention: • Constitutional rights are protected. • Prison congestion is reduced. • Public resources spent on prolonged detention are saved. • Families are reunited sooner. • Productive citizens can return to work and contribute to their communities. • Confidence in the justice system is strengthened. These outcomes align directly with SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, while also contributing to stronger communities, economic productivity and improved governance. An Invitation to support the Prisoners’ Future Foundation The Prisoners' Future Foundation believes that access to justice should never depend on geography, financial status or institutional delays. Every Mobile Court sitting represents an investment in human dignity, the rule of law and safer communities. With greater support from the private sector, development partners and philanthropic organisations, Mobile Courts can reach more correctional facilities, resolve more delayed cases and restore hope to thousands of vulnerable Zambians waiting for justice. Together, we can ensure that justice is not only promised but delivered. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Misereor @topfans Ministry of Information and Media - Zambia Cordaid Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies World Coalition Against the Death Penalty Dangote Industries Gates Foundation Misereor Sweden.se European Union in Zambia Unicef Zambia
We are sincerely grateful to ZANIS TV for your outstanding support and coverage. The media play a vital role in advancing the work of the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) by amplifying the voices of the vulnerable, promoting human rights, and raising public awareness on issues of access to justice, rehabilitation, and reintegration. Thank you for your professionalism and commitment to telling stories that inspire hope, justice, and positive change. We value our partnership and look forward to continuing to work together in serving the people of Zambia. @followers
HAPPY HEROES DAY ZAMBIA As we commemorate Heroes Day, we honour the brave men and women whose courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment secured the freedom and future of our nation. Their legacy continues to inspire us to serve Zambia with integrity, compassion, and purpose. At the Prisoners' Future Foundation, this year's Heroes Day holds special significance as we prepare to welcome home Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, Zambia's first Laureate of the Marianne Initiative, whose exceptional leadership and dedication to justice have earned international recognition. Through his participation in the Marianne Initiative and his representation of Zambia at the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris, France, he has proudly elevated both our nation and the Foundation on the global stage. His journey reminds us that heroes are not only those remembered in our history books, but also those who dedicate their lives to advancing justice, restoring hope, and creating opportunities for the most vulnerable members of society. On behalf of the Board, Management, Staff, Volunteers, and our valued partners, I wish all Zambians a peaceful, reflective, and inspiring Heroes Day. May we continue to draw strength from the sacrifices of our national heroes as we work together to build a Zambia founded on justice, dignity, and opportunity for all. As we celebrate our national heroes, we also look forward with immense pride to welcoming home our own hero, Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, Zambia's first Laureate of the Marianne Initiative, whose achievements continue to bring honour to the Prisoners' Future Foundation and to our country. Happy Heroes Day, Zambia! Mr. Mark Musiwa Acting Executive Director Prisoners' Future Foundation To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
ZAMBIA AND PRISONERS' FUTURE FOUNDATION ON THE GLOBAL STAGE 🌍 We are proud to celebrate another significant milestone for Zambia and the Prisoners' Future Foundation as our Executive Director, Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, participated in the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty held in Paris, France. During the closing ceremony, Mr. Mayamba had the distinct honour of presenting an award to one of the Congress award recipients, recognizing outstanding contributions to the global movement towards the abolition of the death penalty and the promotion of human rights. This moment is a testament to the growing recognition of Zambia's voice in international justice and human rights discussions. As Zambia's first Marianne Initiative Laureate, Mr. Mayamba continues to represent not only the Prisoners' Future Foundation but also the country's commitment to advancing access to justice, rehabilitation, reintegration, and the protection of human dignity. His participation at this prestigious global congress reflects PFF's unwavering commitment to advocating for fair justice systems, promoting alternatives that uphold human rights, and contributing to international dialogue on criminal justice reform. We remain honoured to stand alongside global partners working towards a world where justice is rooted in dignity, fairness, and respect for every person's fundamental rights. Together, we are shaping a more just and humane future. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers @topfans FNB Zambia Dangote Industries Irish Rule of Law International Centre for Trade Policy and Development Ministry of Information and Media - Zambia Misereor
PRISONERS' FUTURE FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MEETS FRENCH PRESIDENT IN PARIS Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) is proud to announce that its Executive Director, Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, yesterday met with Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic, during the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris, France. Mr. Mayamba attended the high-level engagement in his capacity as Zambia's first Laureate of the French Government's Marianne Initiative, joining fellow laureates and human rights defenders from around the world for an informal exchange with President Macron. The meeting marks a significant milestone for both Zambia and Prisoners' Future Foundation, reflecting growing international recognition of PFF's work in promoting access to justice, protecting human rights, supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated persons, and advocating for more humane and inclusive justice systems. This recognition reaffirms PFF's commitment to collaborating with governments, development partners, civil society organisations, and communities to strengthen justice sector reforms and create opportunities for second chances. Prisoners' Future Foundation congratulates Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba on this remarkable achievement and remains committed to advancing justice, human dignity, and inclusive development in Zambia. To partner with Prisoners' Future Foundation: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way, Rooms 117, 119 & 121, Kabwe, Zambia P.O. Box 80945, Kabwe Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Website: pffzambia.org For partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260 760 818 007 @followers Zambia Correctional Service Irish Rule of Law International Absa Bank Zambia FNB FNB Zambia
Prisoners' Future Foundation Executive Director Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba writes... A PRIVILEGE TO REPRESENT ZAMBIA AND PRISONERS' FUTURE FOUNDATION Today marks another significant milestone in my journey as a Laureate of the French Government's Marianne Initiative. I, Geoffrey Mayamba, am deeply honoured to be among the selected Laureates invited to meet His Excellency Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic, during the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris. This invitation is not only a personal honour but also a recognition of the work being undertaken by Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) in advancing access to justice, promoting human rights, supporting the rehabilitation and reintegration of incarcerated persons, and advocating for humane justice systems in Zambia. As we engage with global leaders, policymakers, and human rights defenders, I remain committed to sharing Zambia's experiences while learning from international best practices that can strengthen our collective efforts towards a more just, inclusive, and compassionate society. I extend my sincere gratitude to the French Government, the Marianne Initiative, and everyone who continues to support our mission. Together, we can build justice systems that uphold human dignity and create opportunities for second chances. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org To discuss partnership opportunities, contact: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Zambia Correctional Service Tools for Self Reliance Cordaid @topfans MOSES charity organization
Thank you Zambia Correctional Service for your support and enabling environment. Tools for Self Reliance your support continues to impact lives and communities positively. To support Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 GIZ Zambia ZNBC TODAY ZANIS Power FM Kabwe - The People's Station BBC World Service World Coalition Against the Death Penalty UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Absa Bank Zambia
Thank You, Tools for Self Reliance The container loaded with tools for the training of 50 inmates in vocational skills at Mumbwa Correctional Facility arrived this morning and has been successfully offloaded at the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) Mumbwa Correctional Facility. This generous support will enhance skills development and rehabilitation programmes, empowering inmates with practical vocational skills that will improve their opportunities for successful reintegration into society upon release. We sincerely thank Tools for Self Reliance for their partnership and commitment to transforming lives through skills training and rehabilitation. Partner with PFF today and help create pathways to hope, dignity, and self-reliance. GIZ Zambia
Prisoners' Future Foundation applauds this important partnership and your commitment to advancing prison reforms through capacity building, gender inclusion, and psycho-social support. Sustainable correctional reform is achieved through strong collaboration between government institutions and civil society. As an organization working alongside the Zambia Correctional Service to improve access to justice, rehabilitation, reintegration, and community safety, we value initiatives that place dignity and human rights at the centre of correctional systems. We look forward to opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and sharing best practices across the region as we work together to transform lives and build safer communities. Wishing you every success in this commendable initiative. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers GIZ Zambia UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Cordaid
The Prisoners' Future Foundation extends its sincere appreciation to GIZ Zambia for its invaluable support to the PFF Legal Desk at Mukobeko Medium Correctional Facility through the EnACT Project. Your partnership continues to strengthen access to justice, uphold human rights, and transform lives for those in conflict with the law. We also convey our heartfelt gratitude to the Ministry of Justice Permanent Secretary for Legal Affairs, Ms. Mwenya Kaela Bwalya, for taking the time to visit the Legal Desk and appreciate the work being undertaken. Your recognition of the dedication and impact of the Prisoners’ Future Foundation Legal Desk is a source of encouragement to our team and reinforces our shared commitment to ensuring that justice is accessible to all. Together with GIZ Zambia and the Ministry of Justice, we remain committed to advancing access to justice, protecting human rights, and supporting rehabilitation and reintegration within Zambia's correctional system. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers GIZ Zambia Cordaid Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies Ministry of Information and Media - Zambia ZNBC TODAY Zambia Daily Mail
Transforming Lives Through Health, Nutrition and Dignity Every person deserves access to healthcare, proper nutrition, hygiene, and the opportunity to live with dignity regardless of their circumstances. Since 2018, the Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) has partnered with the Zambia Correctional Service to improve the health and wellbeing of incarcerated persons across Zambia. Through targeted interventions, we've contributed to reducing mortality, supporting critically ill inmates, assisting pregnant women, mothers, juveniles, and strengthening hygiene and disease prevention in correctional facilities. These achievements are only possible because of the support of partners, donors, and communities who believe that every life matters. Together, we can continue bringing hope, healing, and second chances to those who need them most. Join us in building healthier, more humane correctional facilities in Zambia. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Absa Bank Zambia UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Cordaid African Centre of International Criminal Justice- ACICJ African American Cultural Center of the Capital Region, Inc. Gates Foundation FNB Zambia Zanaco World Vision Zambia World Health Organization (WHO)
SOME VISITS LEAVE A MARK ON YOUR HEART FOREVER On Wednesday, 10 June 2026, Prisoners’ Future Foundation Acting Executive Director, Mr. Mark Musiwa, accompanied by Head of Programmes, Mr. Aaron Phiri, and Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer, Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda, joined the GIZ Appraisal Mission to Zambia during a visit to Kapiri Mposhi Police Station. As the delegation stood by the police cells, they encountered more than suspects awaiting their day in court. They met fathers, sons, brothers, and fellow human beings whose stories reflected hardship, poverty, desperation, and the urgent need for a justice system that is accessible, fair, and responsive to the needs of all. The experience served as a powerful reminder that behind every case is a person whose dignity, rights, and future deserve recognition and protection. The GIZ Zambia Appraisal Mission included GIZ EnACT Team Lead Christine A., GIZ EnACT Senior Advisor Ms. Emeldah M. Mtonga, GIZ EnACT Head of Programme Ms. Promita Sengupta, GIZ Advisor Mr. Kabota Chipopola and GIZ Advisor Mr. Mannel Kern. The experience deeply touched members of the delegation. Moved by the conditions and the plight of those held in custody, GIZ Zambia EnACT Head of Programme, Ms. Promita Sengupta, immediately made a personal contribution to support the purchase of food for the detainees. In that moment, we were reminded that justice is not only about laws, courts, and procedures. It is also about humanity, dignity, compassion, and ensuring that every person is treated with respect regardless of their circumstances. At Prisoners' Future Foundation, we believe that every person deserves to be heard, to understand their rights, and to access justice. Behind every case file is a human story. Behind every detainee is a family. Behind every challenge is an opportunity to restore hope. Today was not just a legal aid visit. It was a reminder that small acts of kindness can restore dignity, and that together we can build a justice system that leaves no one behind. ❤️ Justice with dignity. ❤️ Justice with compassion. ❤️ Justice for all. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Cordaid World Coalition Against the Death Penalty BBC World Service BBC News Afrique FNB Zambia
PFF AND GIZ OFFICIALS DISCUSS JUSTICE SECTOR REFORMS DURING KABWE VISIT The Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Acting Executive Director, Mr. Mark Musiwa, engaged with GIZ EnACT Head of Programme, Ms. Promita Sengupta, and GIZ Senior Advisor, Ms. Emeldah M. Mtonga, during the GIZ Appraisal Mission to Zambia's visit to Kabwe as they awaited the commencement of a Mobile Court Session at Mukobeko Maximum Security Correctional Facility. The engagement provided an opportunity to exchange insights on ongoing justice sector reforms and the importance of strengthening access to justice for incarcerated persons through innovative initiatives such as Mobile Courts. The Mobile Court Session highlighted the collaborative efforts of key stakeholders in promoting timely justice delivery, reducing case backlogs, and advancing correctional reforms in Zambia. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers @topfans
STRENGTHENING JUSTICE DELIVERY FOR VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES Ahead of the Mobile Court Session at Mukobeko Maximum Security Correctional Facility, the Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Head of Programmes, Mr. Aaron Phiri, engaged with GIZ Zambia EnACT Senior Advisor, Ms. Emeldah M. Mtonga, and GIZ EnACT Advisor, Mr. Kabota Chipopola, during the GIZ Appraisal Mission to Zambia’s visit to Kabwe. The interaction provided an opportunity to exchange insights on ongoing justice sector reforms and initiatives aimed at enhancing access to justice for vulnerable and marginalized communities across the country. The Mobile Court Session forms part of broader efforts to bring justice services closer to correctional facilities, helping to reduce case backlogs and facilitate timely access to legal processes for inmates. The visit by the GIZ Appraisal Mission highlights the continued collaboration between PFF and GIZ in advancing correctional reforms, promoting human rights, and strengthening the delivery of justice services. Through such partnerships, both institutions remain committed to supporting a more efficient, inclusive, and accessible justice system in Zambia. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
STRENGTHENING ACCESS TO JUSTICE THROUGH PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION During the GIZ Appraisal Mission to Zambia's visit to Kabwe Medium Correctional Facility, Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Paralegal, Ms. Eunice Monkombwe, engaged with GIZ EnACT Head of Programme, Ms. Promita Sengupta, GIZ EnACT Team Lead, Ms. Christine A., and GIZ Senior Advisor, Ms. Emeldah M. Mtonga, at the PFF Legal Desk. The interaction provided an opportunity to showcase the vital role played by the PFF Legal Desk in enhancing access to justice for inmates and other vulnerable groups. Discussions focused on ongoing efforts to strengthen legal aid services, promote rehabilitation, and support correctional reforms aimed at ensuring a more responsive and inclusive justice system in Zambia. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
STRENGTHENING ACCESS TO JUSTICE THROUGH CORRECTIONAL REFORMS The Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Acting Executive Director, Mr. Mark Musiwa, accompanied by Head of Programmes, Mr. Aaron Phiri, and Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer, Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda, joined the GIZ Appraisal Mission to Zambia during their visit to Kabwe Medium Correctional Facility. As part of the mission, the delegation also witnessed a Mobile Court Session conducted at the Mukobeko Maximum Security Correctional Facility Chapel, an important initiative supported by the Embassy of Ireland, Zambia aimed at enhancing access to justice and reducing case backlogs within correctional facilities. The visit provided an opportunity to appreciate ongoing efforts to strengthen the justice sector, promote legal empowerment, and improve access to justice for incarcerated persons. Mobile Court Sessions continue to play a critical role in bringing judicial services closer to correctional facilities, ensuring timely case management and the protection of fundamental rights. PFF remains committed to supporting initiatives that advance human rights, access to justice, and correctional reforms in Zambia. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers Zambian Governance Foundation Irish Rule of Law International Irish Aid
BRINGING JUSTICE CLOSER TO COMMUNITIES IN NALOLO DISTRICT Through its Mobile Legal Clinic and Community Engagement Initiative, Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF), with support from Misereor, is expanding access to justice for underserved communities in Nalolo District. On May 29, 2026, PFF, in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare, Zambia Police Service, and Community Welfare Assistance Committee (CWAC) leaders, conducted a Mobile Legal Clinic at Nasiwayo Primary School Grounds, reaching approximately 150 community members with legal education, rights awareness, and support services. The outreach focused on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and provided direct legal assistance to 17 individuals on matters including child maintenance, debt recovery, pension benefits, and other legal concerns, helping vulnerable community members access justice and support closer to home. Together, we are building informed, empowered, and safer communities through access to justice for all. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
Thank you Misereor for your support because we can testify that lives are being transformed. The Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Legal Desk at Mongu Correctional Facility continues to make a meaningful difference in the lives of inmates through legal empowerment and case support. In May, the Legal Desk, led by Paralegal Officer Ms. Luse Kunda, recorded three successful case outcomes, including two acquittals. One notable case involved an inmate who had spent nearly a year in custody awaiting the conclusion of his case. Through the support of Misereor, PFF facilitated access to legal representation and provided continuous case monitoring and follow-up. The persistent efforts of the legal team and the PFF Legal Desk led to the case being cause-listed and heard in court, resulting in the inmate's acquittal and release. This success story demonstrates the power of timely legal assistance in preventing prolonged detention, protecting fundamental rights, and restoring hope to individuals in conflict with the law. We are grateful to Misereor for supporting our mission to ensure that justice is accessible to all, regardless of economic status. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
Zambia's First Laureate of the #initiativemarianne Prisoners' Future Foundation (PFF) has positioned itself as one of Zambia’s leading Foundations working at the intersection of justice reform, rehabilitation, human rights, health, climate resilience, and socio-economic empowerment. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
Thank you Initiative Marianne Thank you for your continued commitment to empowering human rights defenders and creating platforms for meaningful dialogue, collaboration, and positive change. Together, we continue advancing human dignity, freedom, and justice for all. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
STRENGTHENING CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT WITH INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS MECHANISMS Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF) Executive Director, Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba, was privileged to participate in a learning engagement at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. During the engagement, Mr. Mayamba had the opportunity to interact with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and gain valuable insights into the global human rights system. The learning sessions provided a deeper understanding of how the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) operates, as well as the roles and functions of the Human Rights Council, treaty bodies, special procedures, and mandate holders. The engagement further explored the operation of treaty bodies and the Human Rights Council, effective civil society participation within United Nations mechanisms, and strategies for engaging with Permanent Missions to advance human rights advocacy and accountability. This experience has strengthened PFF’s commitment to promoting human rights, access to justice, and meaningful civic engagement in Zambia and beyond. The knowledge gained will contribute to enhancing our advocacy efforts and strengthening our engagement with regional and international human rights mechanisms. Together, we continue working towards a more just, inclusive, and rights-respecting society. Photo Caption: PFF Executive Director Mr. Geoffrey Mayamba (standing next to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in red necktie,) during a learning engagement at the United Nations Headquarters Square in Geneva, Switzerland. To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers
Mobile Legal Clinic and Community Sensitization on Child Protection in Luampa District Prisoners’ Future Foundation (PFF), through Paralegal Officer Mr. Cathbert Moono, successfully conducted a Mobile Legal Clinic and community sensitization meeting in Luampa Central Ward, Luampa District, aimed at strengthening community awareness on child neglect and child protection. The engagement provided community members with valuable information on the legal and social consequences of child neglect, children's rights, and the shared responsibility of parents, guardians, and community leaders in ensuring the safety and well-being of every child. Participants were also sensitized on available reporting mechanisms and legal remedies for cases involving child abuse, neglect, and exploitation. In addition, the Mobile Legal Clinic offered legal guidance and support to community members seeking assistance on various child protection concerns, reinforcing PFF’s commitment to promoting access to justice and strengthening community-based child protection systems. Through continued outreach and legal empowerment initiatives, PFF remains dedicated to building safer communities where children are protected, their rights are upheld, and justice is accessible to all. Thank you Misereor for the support To partner with: Prisoners’ Future Foundation Visit us: First Floor, Chitanda House, Freedom Way Room 117, 119 and 121 P.O Box 80945. Kabwe. Email: prisonersfuturefoundation@pffzambia.org Visit our website: pffzambia.org Or Call: Mr. Lilembalemba Muliyunda Communications and Resource Mobilisation Officer Email: muliyunda.lilembalemba@pffzambia.org Office Mobile: +260760818007 @followers @topfans
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