Social Impact Award (Nomination) | Global Entrepreneur Festival, Ghana
Nthanda Manduwi, Founder of the Ntha Foundation and Kwathu Kollective, has been nominated for the Global Entrepreneurs Award in the Social Impact category at the 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Festival.
Most Inspiring Corporate Leader | Consumer Choice Awards, Malawi
Nthanda Manduwi has been nominated for Most Inspiring Female Corporate Leader at the 2025 Consumer Choice Awards Malawi.
2025 Leadership Award | Broad College of Business, Michigan State University
Nthanda Manduwi was awarded the 2025 Leadership Award by the Broad College of Business MBA community, recognizing her outstanding leadership, service, and impact during her first year at Michigan State University.
100 Most Impactful Voices of 2025 | ABCD Africa
Nthanda Manduwi has been honored as one of the 100 Most Impactful Voices of 2025 by ABCD Africa, a prestigious recognition celebrating African women who are using their voices and digital content to drive meaningful change.
Malawi News | FeMail Feature
In a recent feature, the Malawi News highlights Nthanda Manduwi’s journey of leadership, creativity, and digital innovation. Through her work with the Ntha Foundation, Kwathu Kollective, and Bien Corp, Manduwi has empowered youth and driven Africa’s digital transformation, earning international recognition for her impact on education, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.
Q2
In January 2025, building upon her MBA Internship with Microsoft Xbox, Nthanda Manduwi founded Q2 Corporation, a systems company at the intersection of agriculture and gaming.
Best International Youth Empowerment Award | African Achievement Awards
Ms. Nthanda Manduwi—celebrated storyteller, entrepreneur, and advocate for youth empowerment, recently received the prestigious Best International Youth Empowerment Award at the 2024 African Achievement Awards.
Youth Connekt Africa Summit | Kigali, 2024
Invited by the Government of Rwanda, in collaboration with YouthConnekt Africa and the Mastercard Foundation, Nthanda’s keynote addressed over 40 countries’ youth delegates—an audience filled with changemakers, innovators, and aspiring leaders from around the continent.
