Mansa General Hospital

14/01/2026

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14/01/2026

🎗️ *January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month*

🌍💔 Cervical cancer is largely preventable — yet it still affects 660,000 women and causes 350,000 deaths every year worldwide. Most of these deaths happen in low- and middle-income countries due to limited access to vaccines, screening and treatment.

💉🩺 The cause? HPV, a very common virus. The good news: HPV vaccination and regular screening can stop cervical cancer before it starts.

🚨 Women living with HIV are 6 times more likely to develop cervical cancer — making early care even more critical.

*WHO calls on countries to reach the 90–70–90 targets by 2030:*

✅ 90% of girls vaccinated by age 15
✅ 70% of women screened by ages 35 and 45
✅ 90% treated if precancer or cancer is found

*What you can do:*

💉 Vaccinate girls aged 9–14
🩺 Get screened regularly (even if vaccinated!)
🚭 Avoid smoking
📣 Share this message

Learn more about cervical cancer ➡️

WHO fact sheet on cervical cancer, including key facts, causes, prevention and WHO response.

14/01/2026

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06/01/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to our weekly engagement list! 🎉

Blessings Nakamba, Kayombo M Danny, Jeff M Mumba, David Tandeo, Patience Chola Mumba, Betty Mudala, Yolanda Charlie, Richard Musukwa, Tracy Kampamba Nkandu, Muzõ Muzõ, Chibesa James Chola, Kateka Alfred, Bwalya Yoram, Beauty Katongo, Dirlorece Malunde, Henry Kay Kalezhi, Bob Lenox Simanyati, Chikuba Musonda, Lukundo Rose-ann Mambwe, Kabwebwe Chongo Charles, Derick Chichi Mpundu, Memory Kanchebele, Scarlett Augustine Luboya, Derrick Mulunga, Keeleys Grace, Alfred Mwale, Sun Mumba, Bridget Namukoko Litonga, Cuthbert Kanene, Naomy Mwewa, Namy Rachel Imolo, Fridah Nkandu, Masongo Kabuyi, Dorcus Mwandu, Christine Chilufya, Anjafwa Lwimba, Chinyama Veronicah, Chandamali Innocent, Florence Kafula, Comfort Kangulu Yombweh, Steward Chikonde, Prince Lukonga, Natalie Zango Kaloza, Elias Chisala, Josephine Mumbi, Kayombo Mungili, Chansa Brian, Richard Kaole, Phiri Alexander, Jane Monde

02/01/2026

Appreciation Message | New Year 2026

Mansa General Hospital would like to express its heartfelt appreciation to the Rotary Club of Mansa for the generous donation made to our hospital through the Provincial and District Administration.

We are deeply grateful to the team led by the Deputy Permanent Secretary, Mr. Evens Sikabuba, who was accompanied by the District Commissioner, Ms. Ireen Chivweta, for their visit and support. The donation of assorted food items to the Children’s Medical and Surgical Wards brought much-needed relief and joy to our young patients.

We also sincerely appreciate the thoughtful baby hampers presented to our New Year babies, which made the occasion even more special for the mothers and families.

This kind gesture reflects true compassion and community spirit. We thank the Rotary Club of Mansa and the entire delegation for standing with Mansa General Hospital and for making a positive difference in the lives of our patients.

May the New Year bring continued partnership and goodwill.🙏

02/01/2026

Appreciation Message | New Year 2026

Mansa General Hospital would like to sincerely appreciate the kind gesture from Teja Execute Lodge for providing lunch to all patients and staff on duty on 1st January 2026 as part of the New Year celebrations.

This act of generosity brought smiles, comfort, and a true sense of togetherness to our hospital community. It made the start of the year special for many who were away from their families.

Special thanks go to Ms. Ireen Chongo, CEO of Teja Execute Lodge, and her entire team for their thoughtfulness and support. Your kindness has made a meaningful impact, and we are truly grateful.

We wish you continued success and a prosperous New Year.

02/01/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to our weekly engagement list! 🎉

Barnabas Miracle Mwansa, Prince Lukonga, Pascal Ilunga, Christine Chilufya, Isaac Chalwe, Kafula Jimmy, Danny Mukupa Kambole, David Tandeo, Junior Mwaaka, Chisembe R Samuel, Luke Kabwela, Tracy Kampamba Nkandu, Davy Mutiti, Betty Mudala, Kasongo Jack, Lengwe Mumfunte, Chitalu Chilima, Bright Mukonde Brights, Mulungushi Noah, Lucky Geo, Benny Muloongo, Agness Chitalu, Mutembo Mike, Blessings Nakamba, Mathews Chihana, Boyd Ozil Kapansa, Priscilla Nanyangwe, Esther M Mweni, Keeleys Grace, Abi Kayz, Chembo Chembo, Zax Kay, Mulengwa Makesa Lucky, Mwansa Verb, Scarlett Augustine Luboya, Beauty Katongo, Sharon Kangende Kakungu, Kælümbæ K Mœrgæñ, Chanda Mulenga, Lukundo Rose-ann Mambwe, Tracy Chilala, Bana Bwalya Bwalya, Nono Inonge Malumo, Chisulo Phaless, Chip Ampa, Donald Ogot, Michael Simakala, Mukosa Jøhn, Tiwonge L Chanda, Annie Mangala

31/12/2025

I would like to sincerely thank all members of staff at Mansa General Hospital for your dedication and hard work throughout 2025. Your commitment to duty, teamwork, and professionalism has helped us provide quality care to our patients and maintain a clean, safe, and comfortable environment for healing. Your efforts truly make a difference every single day.

To our patients, we wish you well and hope you experienced the best care possible during your time with us. Your feedback and cooperation continue to help us improve.

To the people of Mansa and the surrounding communities, thank you for the trust you continue to place in Mansa General Hospital. We do not take this confidence lightly. I also extend my appreciation to our partners, stakeholders, and the Ministry of Health for the continued support throughout the year.

As management, we remain committed to listening, improving service delivery, and strengthening our hospital for the benefit of all. Thank you to everyone who contributed to our progress and success in 2025.

Message for 2026

As we look ahead to 2026, our vision for Mansa General Hospital remains focused and purposeful.

We aim to further improve service delivery through strengthened infrastructure, better-equipped departments, and continuous training for our staff. Our priority will remain quality patient care, professionalism, accountability, and respect for every person who walks through our doors.

We also look forward to deepening our engagement with the community, embracing innovation in healthcare delivery, and building stronger partnerships that support sustainable growth.

With unity, dedication, and shared responsibility, we are confident that Mansa General Hospital will continue to grow into a trusted and reliable center of care.

Together, we move forward with hope, commitment, and a shared goal of better health for all.

24/12/2025

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24/12/2025

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24/12/2025

🚨 Stay Safe This Festive Season, Luapula Province! 🚨

As we approach the festive season, Mansa General Hospital urges all road users to put safety first — for yourself and for others.

Please observe traffic rules, avoid speeding, and drink responsibly. Many accidents can be prevented with simple, careful choices.

With the growing number of motorbikes and vehicles on our roads, we call on all riders and drivers to practice safe habits:
• Wear protective gear
• Avoid reckless driving
• Stay alert at all times

Let’s work together to reduce road traffic accidents and trauma cases this festive season. Our emergency teams are always ready to help, but prevention is better than cure.

From all of us at Mansa General Hospital, we wish you and your loved ones a safe, healthy, and happy festive season. 🌟❤️