Est. 23 January 2002 · Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Community
Together.

The Malyi Clan Trust Fund unites the Malyi clan through shared values, mutual support, education, and economic empowerment — building a stronger future, generation by generation.

Become a Member Our Story

About MACTF

More than a fund —
a family united.

MACTF (Malyi Clan Trust Fund) was founded on 23rd January 2002 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania by Elder Daniel Malyi, Calvin Malyi and Matey Malyi. The trust exists to bring progress to the Malyi Clan through solidarity, development, and shared purpose.

Our Mission

To help the Malyi clansmen — supporting one another in economic, social, and personal hardship.

Our Vision

To be a great Union that brings lasting progress and prosperity to the entire Malyi Clan.

Founding Members

Elder Daniel Malyi Calvin Malyi Matey Malyi

Our Purposes

16 Unity Purposes
guiding our work.

MACTF operates under a clear constitutional mandate — each purpose was agreed by the founding assembly to define what it means to serve the Malyi community.

I

Economic & Social Collaboration

Supporting and collaborating in economic and social fields for the benefit of all members.

II

Land Acquisition

Obtaining sufficient land according to clan needs and MACTF projects for the community.

III

Education Support

Ensuring families receive adequate education, with partnership funding for those whose parents cannot afford it.

IV–V

Healthcare & Welfare

Helping the sick and supporting orphans and widows within the clan and broader community.

VI–VII

Commercial Operations

Operating commercially and maintaining a comprehensive register of all relatives and family connections.

VIII

Youth Employment

Developing vocational connections for young people who have not yet found work, enabling them to make a living.

IX

Clan Solidarity

Maintaining strong relationships and solidarity between members and the entire clan at all times.

X–XI

Partnerships & Counselling

Investing in organisations and establishing counselling centres to alleviate hardship in the community.

XII–XVI

Governance & Growth

Funding groups, managing commercial assets, exchanging programs, and achieving constitutional objectives.

Membership

Join the Malyi family.

Membership Rules

Who can join?

  • Relatives with no income from old age or students qualify as permanent members.
  • A MACTF member is a relative or uncle who pays dues or is in Group I.
  • A relative will not be formally recognised until all fees are paid (unless in Group I).
  • Membership is terminated for unpaid fees, missing three consecutive meetings, or indiscipline.
Membership Levels

Two levels of membership

  • Ordinary Members Those who have read the constitution, agreed to it, and formally joined.
  • Development Partners Partners or institutions interested in advancing the goals of the fund.

Membership fees (current rates — subject to change with economic conditions):

TZS 30,000
One-time entrance fee
(payable in instalments)
TZS 3,000
Monthly membership fee
(payable annually)

Fees may be paid in instalments. The entrance fee will increase over time depending on economic conditions. Contact us via WhatsApp or email to begin your membership application.

Leadership & Governance

Transparent leadership
at every level.

Leaders serve three-year terms, renewable for a maximum of two terms, elected by the General Assembly through a ballot process governed by the MACTF constitution.

01 · GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Supreme Decision-Making Body

The General Assembly holds final authority on all matters resolved by the Board of Trustees. All major decisions must be approved and referred through the secretariat.

02 · BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Asset & Governance Oversight

No fewer than ten trustees with power to decide on all assets worth more than TZS 100,000,000 including cash. All decisions go to the general meeting for approval.

03 · CHAIRMAN

Principal Leader & Spokesperson

Responsible for calling, supervising and conducting all MACTF meetings, signing or approving documents, and processing all reports from sub-committees. A bank signatory.

04 · SECRETARY

Chief Executive

Responsible for collecting and maintaining all documents and records, coordinating all activities of the union and extracting from all clan meetings. A bank signatory.

5. SAD (Finance)

Maintains all financial documents, provides income and expenditure reports, and is a cheque signatory for bank withdrawals.

Meetings

Regular meetings at least 3× per year. Annual general meeting on 27th December (Malyi's Day). Quorum = 50% of members.

Elder Trustees

Council of 2–10 elders aged 35+. Nominated by the Secretariat, voted in by the general meeting.

MACTF Operations: Resources are used exclusively for constitutional purposes. Funds are raised through voluntary contributions, partnerships, fees, philanthropy, loans, and commercial activity. MACTF may buy shares, lease resources, borrow from financial institutions, and hire qualified employees.

Events

Where the clan
comes together.

MACTF meets regularly throughout the year, with a major annual gathering every 27th December known as Malyi's Day. Events cover governance, community projects, youth empowerment, and social welfare.

27
Malyi's Day — Annual General Meeting

Held every 27th December. Agenda includes income & expenditure review, leadership elections, project progress, and community updates.

Mr. Dismas P. Mally

"How can we economically empower the youth?"

Agenda topic from a recent MACTF gathering

Ready to strengthen the Malyi community?

Become a Member Get in Touch

Contact

We'd love to hear from you.

Reach MACTF through any of the channels below. For membership enquiries, WhatsApp is the fastest route.

Instagram
@mactf_2002
Facebook
Mactf Malyi
WhatsApp
+255 784 271 957
General Enquiries
info@mactf.co.tz
Sales / Partnerships
sales@mactf.co.tz

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