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08/12/2025

Good morning Build Chief Chifunda Foundation followers, and the people of blessed land of Chief Chifunda. Blessings from the Most High God to you all!!

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23/08/2025

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night Chief Chifunda. The Lord God of Father in Heaven watch over you, in the name of Jesus Christ!!!🙌

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27/03/2024

The Zambian Head of State, President HH discusses drought in the country.

25/01/2024

Heavy rains have caused extensive flooding in agricultural fields within Chama District of Eastern Province. Floodwaters have inundated crop fields in Chief Chifunda's area in Chama South, raising concerns about food security.


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13/01/2024

The GRZ has announced through its Ministry of Education that schools will open for term 1 of 2024 academic calendar on 29th January 2024. The postponement is due to Cholera outbreak.

23/12/2023

Clean water and sanitation facilities lead to better personal hygiene, reducing the risk of various infections and illnesses. Thank you World Vision Zambia for improving the health of Zambian communities!!




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Empowering Communities with Clean Water! At World Vision Zambia, we believe Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) is not just a service but a fundamental right for all. Our commitment to Universal Access by 2030 is transforming lives. Today, we're thrilled to share Mercy's delight from Musonge Village, Kasama District as she sees clean water right outside her house! Your support is making this transformation possible, ensuring families have safe, accessible water. 💙🌍

23/12/2023

Education empowers communities.

Thank you World Vision Zambia for helping the children of Zambia 🇿🇲

BCCF aligns with the same mission and goals, hoping to collaborate with you in supporting Chief Chifunda's children's education. 🙏 🙏🙏👏👏👏




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Literacy is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. World Vision Zambia's initiatives, from reading materials to teacher training, are empowering children and communities with the gift of education.

21/12/2023

🎄Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!!!

🎉As the festive season celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ wraps us in its warm embrace, we want to take a moment to extend heartfelt Merry Christmas wishes to everyone!
🎁 May your Christmas be filled with love, joy, laughter, and the company of loved ones. May the spirit of giving and gratitude light up your homes and hearts.
🎊 As we bid farewell to this year, let's reflect on the achievements, the challenges overcome, and the bonds strengthened within our communities.
🎄 Thank you for being a vital part of BCCF community! Your support and passion have placed our NGO on a better footing. As we look forward to 2024, we are excited about upcoming initiatives that will empower and serve our community.

🎆 May the New Year bring you success, good health, and the fulfillment of your dreams.! ✨

💙With love and gratitude,
From all of us at BCCF





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14/12/2023

Villages bordering the North Luangwa National Park and its surrounding Game Management Areas in Eastern Province of Zambia are facing a desperate struggle for survival. Lions, and other predators have claimed lives, while elephants and other herbivores have laid waste to crops and property, driven by habitat encroachment due to overpopulation.

The situation in Chief Chifunda and neighbouring Chiefdoms highlights the complex and delicate balance between human communities and wildlife conservation. While the protection of these majestic creatures is vital, it cannot come at the cost of human lives and livelihoods. Finding sustainable solutions that address the immediate needs of the communities while ensuring the long-term survival of wildlife is crucial.

Possible solutions:
• Community-based conservation programs: Empowering the traditional leaders (Royal Highnesses) and local communities to become stewards of wildlife. Empower them to develop and implement conservation strategies that meet their needs and address their concerns.
• Improved wildlife management: Implementing effective population control measures (e.g., game cropping and translocating animals to new areas) and empower traditional leaders to cull problem animals immediately after a verified incident.
• Human-wildlife conflict mitigation strategies: Habitat protection and restoration projects within the protected areas to reduce competition for resources and push wildlife away from human settlements. Installation of animal-proof physical barrier (e.g., fencing) around villages to minimize interactions and losses.
• Economic incentives: If people lose property or crops to wildlife, they should be compensated for their losses. This can help to reduce resentment towards wildlife and make people more supportive of conservation efforts.
• Collaboration and partnerships: Fostering open dialoque and cooperation between communities, conservation authorities, and policymakers to develop solutions that address all concerns.

BCCF believes that all stakeholders including wildlife conservation organisations and the Zambian government’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife should work together and find ways to protect both people and wildlife.




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01/12/2023

🌍 World AIDS Day 2023: Let Communities Lead 🔴
On this World AIDS Day, we at BCCF stand united with others under the theme "Let Communities Lead." It's a powerful call to action, emphasising the important role communities play in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Together, we can create a world where communities are empowered, educated, and at the forefront of change.
🔷 Empowerment through education: Knowledge is a formidable weapon. Let's empower our communities with information on prevention, testing, and support. Education breaks down barriers and builds a foundation of understanding.
🔷 Community support: Every voice matters. Let's foster a sense of belonging and support within our communities. Together, we can create safe spaces that encourage open conversations, reduce stigma, and promote mental well-being.
🔷 Advocacy for accessible healthcare: Communities have the power to advocate for accessible healthcare services. Let's work towards ensuring that everyone, regardless of their background and status in society, has access to the resources and treatment they need.

This World AIDS Day let’s amplify the voices of our communities. Together, we can make a lasting impact and move towards a future free from the stigma of HIV/AIDS. ❤️



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21/11/2023

🌍✨ Happy World Children's Day! 🧒🏽👧🏻
Every 20th of November, we celebrate the incredible potential, boundless dreams, and the fundamental rights of every child around the globe. 🌍

🧒🏽This year's theme is "For Every Child, Every Right," and at BCCF, we stand united in our commitment to advocating for the rights and needs of the children in Chief Chifunda and beyond. 🌐💙

👣 Every child deserves to grow up in a world where their rights are protected, where they have access to quality education, healthcare, and a safe environment to thrive. Together, let's amplify our voices, raise awareness, and take action to ensure that every child's rights are upheld. 💪🏽📚

🎉 Join us in spreading love, compassion, and support for the youngest members of our global family. Let's create a future where every child can reach their full potential and contribute to building a better world. 🌍🤝

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17/11/2023

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