Kambule

Ranch

Introduction
The Kambule Ranch is a 500.2148 hectare (1,236.058 acres) plot of land
situated on the edge of the South Luangwa National Park. It is virgin land that
has never been tampered with, providing a shelter for wild game seeking refuge
from Poachers. The land mass has streams around its borders with two main
rivers in the north and north east respectively. To the west and southern parts of
the plot lie two streams. The said plot has been acquired and is in the final
stages of title acquisition, having been surveyed and presently ready for
development.
Location
The Kambule Ranch is surrounded by unsurveyed lands roundabout but easily
located using the GPS codes. Below is a diagrammatic illustration of the site.

Vision
A healthy functioning ecosystem supporting Gods creation
Strategic Direction
The Kambule Ranch aims at becoming one of the preferred destinations in the
area alongside the Nsansala and Mpazi conservatories. Together with these and
other developments in the area, it is anticipated that the place will become a
sanctuary for animals seeking refuge as well as a place where diversity is
enhanced. Both Fuana and Flora will be preserved as the community to be

developed in the area grows. Continued sensitization will be part of the residents
of the catchment. It is envisioned that by 2025, the Ranch will be fully functional,
able to attract and retain a sizeable eco-tourist clientele resulting in a win-win
scenario.
Plans (Future and present)
The ranch needs to develop basic concrete structures that will foster the
Ranching, ecotourism and conservatory aspects relative to nature. The following
are intended and needed:

A Basic administration office block

Quarters for Ranch workers
Several chalets (at least 10 of them) made of basic local materials
Setting up of bamboo plantation
Setting up of fish ponds along the banks of the two rivers.
Camping tents and other accessories
A Basic kitchen
Main Insaka (Capacity to host 40 people)
Furniture-Basic and simple
Furniture-Beds, tables etc.
Paddock for small and large livestock (i.e. goats, Sheep, Turkeys, Guinea
fowls and Dairy animals) The last to be added to this list will be Dairy
animals due to financial considerations
Bee Hives ( 100 hives)
Small size Timber tree plantation (A hectare only)
Banana Plantation (A Hectare)
A Sanctuary for worship, retreat and meditation
A multi-purpose meeting hall.
Moringa, Neem Tree and other medicinal natural remedies propagated and
grown
Citrus orchards consisting of Lemon, quaver, Mango and Oranges set up
(a hectare at the most)
A basic dispensary/health facility (In partnership with Nsansala and Mapzi
conservatories)

Needs (Present and future)

The Ranch has many needs. If you feel that you could help or partner in the
Ranchs development, please feel free to get in touch with us at our contact
details given on this site:

Equity partners or Angel funders sharing a similar passion and vision

Anyone willing to enter a long term lease agreement
Capital to undertake development projects for basic infrastructure
development

Leadership

The ranch has a leadership led by a CEO with oversight from the Board. The CEO
will oversee the daily operations of the said entity while the Boards task among
others is strategic resource mobilisation and technical advice. The CEO-Billy
Sichone is supported by a team of well qualified and competent individual team
players.
The Board is being constituted and likely to have seasoned and well tested
industry leaders in their own right. The following are being considered, subject to
their willingness to serve:
1. Billy Sichone CEO and Chairman
2. Jane M Sichone (Marketing)
3. Christopher Kangwa
4. Martha M Kangwa
5. Twandi Mpazi
6. Tileke N Mpazi
7. Chikondi Phiri
8. Anne Phiri
9. Paul Simfukwe (Dr)
10.Kamo M Simfukwe-Legal Counsel