Kabwe Central Hospital

28/03/2026

28/03/2026

As a follow up to the Doctor's day that was celebrated on the 14th march, 2026.

Today 28th march, 2026. Doctors from Kabwe Central Hospital joined other Doctors from Central province to offer screening services to the community.

The activity was held at Kasanda police grounds where members of the public were screened for various services ranging from TB screening, BP check, Diabetes check, VCT and many more.

We shall continue to appreciate your tireless efforts!

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24/03/2026

Today,on 24 march, 2026. Kabwe Central Hospital joins the rest of the world in commemorating, World TB Day to raise awareness of the devastating health and economic impact of tuberculosis. Under the theme "Yes! We Can End TB," led by Zambia powered by the community, as Kabwe Central Hospital our day was celebrated in style by going into the community and giving intensified information, Education and Communication which was accompanied by TB screening and contact tracing.

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20/03/2026

Leaders leading the way in improving perinatal outcomes.

Not your usual Tuesday—In-charges, Nursing Officers, Senior Nursing Officers, and Senior Doctors came together for a hands-on clinical drill in neonatal resuscitation.

This collaborative effort highlights our shared commitment to excellence in maternal and newborn care, strengthening team readiness, improving response times, and ultimately saving lives.

Beyond skills development, the session also focused on capacitating leaders for effective mentorship—empowering them to guide, support, and continuously build the competence of their teams.

Continuous training like this ensures that every newborn has the best possible start to life.

20/03/2026

Today 20th, march 2026. Kabwe Central Hospital joins the rest of the world in commemorating world oral health day, under a theme; " A Happy Mouth is a Happy Life"

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14/03/2026

Happy Doctors' Day, we salute the unwavering dedication, compassion, and expertise of our medical professionals. Your tireless service saves lives and heals communities.

Thank you for your selfless commitment to healthcare excellence.

KCH-PR@2026

13/03/2026

Each Friday has been designeted as a cleaning day for staff at Kabwe Central Hospital. This is in line with the keep Zambia clean campaign that is being spear headed by the government of the day.
Today 13th march, 2026. Doctor Chipulu ,Kabwe Central Hospital 's senior Medical superintendent, and other senior members of staff led employees in cleaning the Hospital surroundings.
"Promoting a clean and a healthy work environment".

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12/03/2026

Highlights from youthday celebration under the theme "Arise and Soar".

08/03/2026

Here's a Video Highlighting our Women's day celebration today on 8th March, 2026.

Video: photography Zambia

08/03/2026

Kabwe Central Hospital today 8th March, 2026 joined the rest of the world in commemorating International Women’s Day, which falls on 8th March, every year. The theme for 2026 being “Rights, Justice, Action for all women and girls”. This years celebrations in Kabwe were held at Godfrey Ucar Chitalu stadium. The celebration started with a match past from choppies up to the stadium where the Provincial Minister for central province Hon Mwabashike Nkulukusa graced the occasion. The event was attended by all Heads of Government Departments in Kabwe district.
In his speech the Honourable Minister paid gratitude to the incredible achievements of women and girls across Zambia and beyond. He emphasized that the day was important as all well meaning Zambians recognized the progress made towards gender equality but also acknowledged the challenges that persist.
He was cognizant of the fact that women in Zambia have made significant strides in various sectors, including politics, business and technology. He concluded the speech by emphasizing the role played by the Government of the day under the able leadership of His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema that had put in place initiatives in supporting and promoting women’s empowerment, addressing systematic barriers and fostering a culture of inclusivity.

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07/03/2026

GIVE TO GAIN: THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN STRENGTHENING HEALTH AND COMMUNITY SYSTEMS.

As we celebrate International Women’s Day on Sunday under the theme "Rights Justice and Action for all women and girls, it reminds us that when we invest in women through opportunities, knowledge, and leadership, everyone benefits—our families, workplaces, and communities.

As women in the health sector, our work is closely connected to the well-being of our communities. Every day we serve as caregivers, mentors, leaders, and advocates, ensuring that women, children, and families receive the quality healthcare they need.
Women in health play a vital role in maternal health. A woman gives life.

By supporting mothers through antenatal care, safe delivery, and postnatal services, we protect both mother and child and contribute to stronger families and healthier communities.

We must also continue to pursue professional and career development by seeking education, training, and leadership opportunities. By mentoring younger women and sharing our knowledge, we help build the next generation of female leaders in healthcare.

Teamwork is equally important in our workplaces. When we respect one another, work together, and value each other’s contributions, we strengthen our ability to provide quality care.

As we celebrate, let us continue to give support, mentorship, opportunities, and respect to every patient and client we serve. Knowing that by doing so we gain stronger health systems, stronger families, and a stronger Zambia.

To every woman in the health profession and beyond: your work, your voice, and your leadership matter.

Happy International Women’s Day.

Dr. Mwanja Kakusa
Clinical Care Specialist
Central Province Health Office