About us

I am Nanou Mukolonga, a servant of Jesus Christ. I devote my ministry and my work to cultivating discernment in men and women called to carry responsibility in environments where complexity, uncertainty, and influence put character to the test.

What I Am Called To

As an apostolic minister and prophetic watchman, I was trained by Apostle George Akalonu of Global School of Ministry and International Ministers Fellowship (United Kingdom) and I was commissioned within Kingdom Harvest Alliance by Apostle Chuck Pierce. I carry a ministry of discernment in service to the Church.

I carry in prayer the people, ministries, and certain territories entrusted to me, and I help leaders read more accurately the human, spiritual, and systemic dynamics that shape their decisions.

The way I read reality is rooted in a deeply biblical faith

The Work

The System Apostle brings together my writing, resources, and research on discernment, transitions, self-governance, and the exercise of influence with integrity.

This work first takes shape as a trilogy.

DAP - God, Money, Power opens the series. In it, I examine what happens when limitations fall away, resources increase, and access expands. Access reveals what was already there.

SAKAL - Deciding Rightly in Complex Environments, coming soon.

CLC - Changing the Contract, coming soon.

Alongside the books, I am gradually publishing an in-depth reading of Psalm 23, research and discernment notes, and the ongoing development of RADASCOPE, the systems-reading instrument introduced in Chapter 11 of God, Money, Power.

Training is delivered through Institut de la Transition.

Who I Serve

I write for men and women who make decisions, build, lead, or pass something on, and whose choices affect people beyond themselves.

Many have learned how to live with scarcity. Few have been prepared to carry abundance, visibility, or authority.

I speak especially to those whose responsibilities are expanding, who must make decisions under pressure, or who exercise real influence within systems they were never taught to read.

My Background and Expertise

I began my journalism career in Kinshasa at the age of twenty. As a field reporter, newsroom journalist, and television news anchor, I produced reports and investigations, then hosted programs featuring members of the diplomatic corps based in DRCongo.

I later represented a major Congolese media outlet in South Africa, where I took on production responsibilities and developed new television programs, before earning a certificate in audiovisual production in France. Journalism taught me to observe before drawing conclusions, to verify and cross-check information, and to distinguish between what people say and what they actually do.

My journey between Africa and Europe later led me to work at the intersection of governance, strategic partnerships, and decision-making in international contexts.

I have held communications responsibilities and served on the boards of organizations working across Africa-Europe relations, international trade, diplomacy, and intercultural management.

That experience confirmed an intuition that now runs through all my work: the most consequential decisions depend on how accurately reality is read, and they reveal the character of those entrusted with making them.

As an instructional designer, digital project manager, and business developer in learning and development, I design learning systems, methods, and diagnostic tools.

I also completed training in artificial intelligence project management and worked remotely on machine-learning model training projects.

These skills allow me to turn a need into a structured solution, an analysis into a method, and a concept into a practical instrument. 

My work sits at the intersection of biblical thought, psychology, sociology, and systems thinking. I bring these disciplines together to make visible the mechanisms that shape situations, influence behavior, and affect judgment, so that better-grounded decisions can be made.

Work With Me

I work with leaders, organizations, and institutions facing consequential decisions in complex environments, through consulting engagements, collaborations, partnerships, and public speaking.

I also consider professional opportunities and partnerships that may support the development of RADASCOPE and the work of the Institut de la Transition.

You can get in touch through the Contact page.

Faith is the light of lucidity.