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On 14th October 2022, TAKUZA conducted a training for Community Animators, bringing together Church and Traditional Leaders, youth representatives and Government workers. The aim of the training was to empower participants with practical knowledge on human trafficking and migrant smuggling, enabling them to identify and report cases and raise awareness within their communities.  Following the

Part of TAKUZA’s responsibility to train its members majority of whom are Religious Sisters from various Women Congregations in Human Trafficking. From 3-7 May, 2023 TAKUZA trained 34 Sisters in Lusaka and 35 sisters from Solwezi on 17th October, 2023. The objective of the training was to build  capacity of the participants with information of

When TAKUZA conducted a baseline survey in Mbala to determine the level of knowledge of human trafficking, it become clear that there was a significant capacity gap among key stakeholders. These included the Police Service, Social Workers under the Department of Social Welfare, Immigration and Civil Society Organizations and the Judiciary -all of whom play

Sesheke, a border town between Zambia and Namibia, remains highly vulnerable to human trafficking. The local residents are often trafficked into Namibia, where they are exploited in domestic servitude as cattle herders and house helps. Many are forced to work for small amounts of money that are not paid to them monthly, but instead promised

TAKUZA, in partnership with the Anti-Human Trafficking Department (AHTD), conducted two intensive trainings on Investigations of Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants from 18–20 February 2025 and 22–24 July 2025 at Kapingila Guest House, Catholic Secretariat. The sessions brought together officers from the Zambia Police Service, Drug Enforcement Commission, Department of Immigration, ULEMU, Child Rescue

In May, TAKUZA held a community training workshop in Rufunsa and Mpanshya designed to strengthen local understanding of migration trends and the realities of human trafficking in Zambia and how it all coincides with issues of drug abuse. The workshop brought together community members who play an important role in safeguarding vulnerable groups and promoting

A four-day capacity-building training on Human Trafficking and the Smuggling of Migrants was held from 24th to 27th September 2024 in Sesheke District. The workshop brought together a vibrant team of frontline officers from the Zambia Police Service, Drug Enforcement Commission, Department of Immigration, Social Welfare, Zambia Correctional Service and other key ministries. Their shared

From 29th October to 1st November 2024, TAKUZA in Chilabombwe district hosted a dynamic capacity-building training on Human Trafficking and the Smuggling of Migrants. The workshop brought together 35 dedicated officers from the Judiciary, Ministry of Education, Zambia Police, Drug Enforcement Commission, Department of Immigration, Social Welfare, Zambia Correctional Services, ZANIS, Religious Women from the