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Ndola Teaching Hospital Official Second largest hospital in Zambia. Located in Ndola which is the Provincial capital of the Copperbelt
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  NDOLA HOSPITAL RECORDS 11 NEW YEAR BABIES, INCLUDING MALE TWINS===============Ndola Teaching Hospital (NTH) has record...
01/01/2026


NDOLA HOSPITAL RECORDS 11 NEW YEAR BABIES, INCLUDING MALE TWINS
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Ndola Teaching Hospital (NTH) has recorded eleven (11) New Year babies, among them a set of male twins.

Copperbelt Province Permanent Secretary, Mr. Lawrence Mwanza, who was represented by Ndola District Commissioner Ms. Precious Njekwa, said babies born on New Year’s Day are a reminder that every new year brings fresh beginnings and renewed purpose.

Mr. Mwanza noted that the newborns symbolize hope and are future leaders of the nation, adding that their families have received a priceless gift with which to begin the year.

He commended the management and dedicated staff of Ndola Teaching Hospital for their commitment, professionalism, and compassion in ensuring safe deliveries and quality healthcare for mothers and newborns, even during public holidays and special moments.

Meanwhile, Copperbelt Provincial Health Director, Dr. Charles Mwinuna, praised health workers for their dedication in ensuring that mothers deliver safely.

Dr. Mwinuna further encouraged expectant mothers in Ndola to seek medical care during pregnancy to ensure safe deliveries and to avoid complications associated with home births.

And Acting Ndola Teaching Hospital Senior Medical Superintendent, Dr. Misa Funjika, thanked the Government and cooperating partners for their continued support and for joining NTH management in celebrating the New Year babies.

Dr. Funjika said the hospital’s progress has been made possible through consistent government support and partnerships.

One of the mothers, Ms. Friend Soko, who delivered male twins, expressed gratitude to NTH management and staff for the care and gifts she received.

During the same event , the Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) Church also donated assorted items to the Male Orthopaedic Ward.

  Admin 😎 a Happy New Year from your International Chipatala to you.
01/01/2026


Admin 😎 a Happy New Year from your International Chipatala to you.

  Admin😎 From life-saving surgeries to powerful human-interest stories, 2025 was a remarkable year for your Internationa...
30/12/2025


Admin😎 From life-saving surgeries to powerful human-interest stories, 2025 was a remarkable year for your International Chipatala . 🇿🇲🏥
Yet again this year, our stories travelled beyond Ndola — gaining national and even continental attention, showcasing major medical milestones, groundbreaking surgeries, and the human faces behind healthcare.

As we say bye 👋 to 2025 we reflect on these impactful moments , we want to hear from you 👇
👉 Which Ndola Teaching Hospital story of 2025 was your favourite, and why?

Drop your comment below and let’s celebrate the stories that inspired a nation. 💙

25/12/2025


Admin😎 your International Chipatala staff are wishing you a Merry Christmas.

  Christmas Symbolizes God’s Greatest Gift of Hope and New Beginnings"Says Copperbelt Permanent Secretary.==============...
25/12/2025


Christmas Symbolizes God’s Greatest Gift of Hope and New Beginnings"Says Copperbelt Permanent Secretary.
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Ndola Teaching Hospital has recorded eight Christmas babies four girls and four boys born on Christmas Day, bringing joy and renewed hope to families and the health institution.

Speaking during the presentation of hampers to the mothers and their newborns, Copperbelt Province Permanent Secretary Mr. Lawrence Mwanza said Christmas symbolizes God’s greatest gift to humanity, representing hope and new beginnings, much like the babies born on this special day.

He congratulated the mothers and warmly welcomed the newborn Christmas babies to the city of Ndola.

Mr. Mwanza officiated at the handover ceremony and was accompanied by Provincial Health Director Dr. Charles Mwinuna, Friend of Ndola Teaching Hospital Committee member Bishop Nelly Chikwanda, and Ndola District Health Director Dr. Lillian Nyendwa.

Meanwhile, Acting Ndola Teaching Hospital Senior Medical Superintendent Dr. Lukulula Mwanza expressed gratitude to the Guest of Honour for sparing time to personally present hampers to the Christmas babies and their mothers.

Dr. Lukulula also thanked the Catholic Church for its continued commitment and support to the hospital, urging the church to sustain the same spirit of partnership and service.

And Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, Ms. Lydia Chisha, a mother to one of the Christmas baby boys, thanked the hospital management for the warm hospitality and quality care she received. She also expressed appreciation for the hampers presented to the mothers, describing the gesture as timely and encouraging.

By: Ndola Teaching Hospital Public Relations Department

25/12/2025

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NTH Christmas 🎄 Babies Gift Presentation Graces by the Copperbelt Province Permanent Secretary

  Admin 😎  the International Chipatala  and its staff wish you  a Happy Merry Christmas
25/12/2025


Admin 😎 the International Chipatala and its staff wish you a Happy Merry Christmas

  NAPSA - Ndola Branch Supports Ndola Teaching Hospital Medical Wards_________________________________________The Nation...
19/12/2025


NAPSA - Ndola Branch Supports Ndola Teaching Hospital Medical Wards
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The National Pension Authority (NAPSA) has donated a stove and assorted cleaning materials to the Medical Wards at Ndola Teaching Hospital. This timely donation will support daily ward operations and contribute to a clean, safe, and conducive environment for patient care.

NAPSA continues to collaborate with Ndola Teaching Hospital in supplementing management’s efforts to deliver quality healthcare services. The hospital management sincerely appreciates NAPSA’s continued partnership and commitment to improving service delivery for patients and staff.

By: Ndola Teaching Hospital
Public Relations Department

  MANAGEMENT REVIEW MEETING (MRM) – LABORATORY SERVICES__________________________________________The Management Review M...
17/12/2025


MANAGEMENT REVIEW MEETING (MRM) – LABORATORY SERVICES
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The Management Review Meeting (MRM) is an annual engagement held to assess performance of the Laboratory throughout the year in relation to service delivery, guided by our set benchmarks. The meeting provides a platform to review key performance areas such as customer satisfaction, turnaround time (TAT), performance of service providers (reagents and equipment), laboratory personnel productivity, and overall laboratory activities and services.

Equally important, the MRM allows the Laboratory to engage with stakeholders from both within and outside the institution, enabling valuable feedback and shared learning. The Laboratory cannot operate in isolation; effective service delivery requires coordinated efforts, collaboration, and strong partnerships.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Management of Ndola Teaching Hospital (NTH) for the continued support rendered to the Laboratory Department.

Institutions represented at the meeting included:
* Ndola Teaching Hospital Management,In-charges and staff
* Copperbelt Provincial Laboratory Coordinator
* Nchanga North General Hospital
* Kitwe Teaching Hospital
* Roan Antelope General Hospital
* Kings Global Health Partnership
* Zambia Integrated Health (ZIH) – National Laboratory Coordinator and Representative
* Mushili Level 1 Hospital
* Ndola Diagnostics Limited
* Copperbelt QMS Focal Person
* Ndola District Laboratory Coordinator
* Sonergy
* Zambia Medicines and Medical Supplies Agency (ZAMMSA)

We remain committed to continuous improvement, quality service delivery, and strengthened partnerships in advancing laboratory services.

By: Public Relations Department
Ndola Teaching Hospital

  RESPECTFUL MATERNITY CARE CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION -------------------------------------------------------------------...
17/12/2025


RESPECTFUL MATERNITY CARE CERTIFICATE PRESENTATION
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Ndola Teaching Hospital’s Obstetrics & Gynaecology Department successfully conducted a training on Respectful Maternity Care, aimed at promoting "care that is compassionate, dignified, and of high quality".

The training brought together members of staff from across all sections of service delivery and focused on addressing attitudes, strengthening teamwork, and fostering collaboration among healthcare providers as well as support staff. These efforts are key to improving maternal and newborn outcomes and contributing to the prevention of maternal mortality.

At the close of the training, the Acting Head of Clinical Care Dr. Chalwe Mumba presented certificates to 25 participants who successfully completed the program.

Ndola Teaching Hospital remains committed to upholding respectful, patient-centred care and ensuring safe motherhood for all women.

By: Public Relations Department
Ndola Teaching Hospital

  FRIENDS OF NDOLA TEACHING HOSPITAL (FNTH) COMMITTEE CONTINUES TO SUPPORT THE HOSPITAL_________________________________...
16/12/2025


FRIENDS OF NDOLA TEACHING HOSPITAL (FNTH) COMMITTEE CONTINUES TO SUPPORT THE HOSPITAL
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The Friends of Ndola Teaching Hospital (FNTH) Committee continues to demonstrate dedicated support to Ndola Teaching Hospital through technical assistance, financial contributions, and resource mobilisation.

Established in the year 2019 and led by His Royal Highness Senior Chief Chiwala, the committee has remained committed to complement hospital management efforts aimed at improving healthcare service delivery.

As the year 2025 draws to a close, His Royal Highness Senior Chief Chiwala, together with members of the FNTH Committee, visited the hospital to receive updates on ongoing and completed projects. The visit demonstrates the strong partnership between the committee and hospital management, as well as the shared vision to enhance the quality of care provided to the community.

Ndola Teaching Hospital remains grateful for the continued support and leadership of His Royal Highness Senior Chief Chiwala and the FNTH Committee, whose dedication continues to make a meaningful impact on the hospital’s growth and service delivery.

By: Public Relations Department
Ndola Teaching Hospital

  🌍 WORLD AIDS DAY 2025 - NDOLA TEACHING HOSPITAL Ndola Teaching Hospital proudly joined the world in commemorating Worl...
01/12/2025


🌍 WORLD AIDS DAY 2025 - NDOLA TEACHING HOSPITAL

Ndola Teaching Hospital proudly joined the world in commemorating World AIDS Day 2025 under the theme:
“Overcoming Disruption, Transforming the AIDS Response.”

The commemoration that took place at Pick 'n' Pay in Ndola District served as a moment of reflection, renewed commitment, and action toward ending HIV/AIDS as a public health threat. Key services offered during the Commemoration included:

Community Sensitization & Education: Health talks focused on HIV prevention, treatment adherence, stigma reduction, and the importance of regular testing.
Free HIV Testing & Counseling: Members of the public accessed confidential testing services and received vital information on early detection and linkage to care.
ART Awareness Campaigns: Emphasis was placed on the importance of sustained treatment and viral suppression in improving quality of life and preventing transmission.

Ndola Teaching Hospital, is dedicated to delivering comprehensive HIV services, strengthening community partnerships, and embracing innovative solutions to overcome challenges and transform the AIDS response.

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