Announcements, initiatives, partnerships and community happenings from across Chibwika.
The chiefdom is moving forward with plans for a multi-crop processing facility — turning local harvest into value-added products for regional markets. The initiative aims to lift farm-gate prices, reduce post-harvest losses and create permanent rural jobs.
A successful evening brought together partners, donors and well-wishers in support of the chiefdom's ongoing development priorities. The gathering marked the beginning of a new phase of engagement with friends near and far.
Conversations across our three-nation Lunda heritage geography are strengthening cultural ties and economic possibilities alike, as the chiefdom positions itself within the wider regional fabric.
Across the chiefdom's eight agriculture camps, women-led cooperative formation is gathering momentum — pooling production, negotiating better prices, and unlocking new markets.
Through partnerships and friends-of-the-chiefdom support, a growing bursary programme is opening secondary and tertiary education to young people who would otherwise not access it.
The chiefdom's strategic plan continues to guide priorities across all six development sectors. Implementation milestones are reviewed and reported on regularly.
To receive updates on Chibwika's development work, partnerships and gatherings, please get in touch with the chiefdom office.