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Second largest hospital in Zambia. Located in Ndola which is the Provincial capital of the Copperbelt
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23/10/2025

Admin😎 its almost done history in the making the Exterior painting of the International Chipatala building is almost done.

23/10/2025

🚨 PUBLIC NOTICE: BEWARE OF FAKE JOB ADVERTS 🚨

It has come to our attention that a fake job advert claiming that Ndola Teaching Hospital is recruiting cleaners has been circulating online. Please be advised that this post is NOT from Ndola Teaching Hospital.

👉 All official job vacancies are only advertised through the Ministry of Health’s official platforms.

We urge the public not to send money or personal details to anyone claiming to connect you to employment opportunities at the hospital.

✅ Stay alert.
✅ Verify before you apply.
✅ Report suspicious posts to the authorities.

20/10/2025

🎗️ Ndola Teaching Hospital Joins in Commemorating Cancer Awareness Month
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Ndola Teaching Hospital joined the rest of the nation in commemorating Cancer Awareness Month, held under the theme “Stronger Together: Uniting Voices for Cancer Prevention and Support.”

Speaking during the event, Copperbelt Provincial Minister Hon. Elisha Matambo represented by Copperbelt Deputy Permanent Secretary Mr. Daniel Kamenga emphasized that cancer remains one of the leading causes of death globally.

He noted that individuals who use to***co and consume alcohol excessively are at a higher risk of developing cancer compared to those who abstain.

“Zambia records an average of 15,000 new cancer cases every year,” he said, adding that the government is committed to promoting health education and cancer prevention, particularly among adolescents.

Mr. Matambo further highlighted that the Ministry of Health has implemented the National Cancer Control Plan (2022–2026), aimed at eliminating cervical cancer and strengthening the country’s response to other cancers through improved diagnosis and treatment services.

Meanwhile, Copperbelt Provincial Health Director Dr. Charles Mwinuna said the soon-to-be-opened Cancer Disease Hospital on the Copperbelt will serve the Northern circuit of Zambia and help reduce the long distances patients currently travel to access specialized cancer care.

Ndola Teaching Hospital Public Relations Department

17/10/2025

🔴 Live Now |

26th Chinese Medical Team to Zambia Donates to Ndola Teaching Hospital

13/10/2025

🏆 Star of the Day! 🌟
Congratulations to Ruth Chimuna, a graduating Registered Nurse, who shone brightly at today’s Awards Presentation Ceremony — walking away with five prestigious awards! 👩‍⚕️🎓

🏅 Best in Paediatrics
🏅 Best in Medicine
🏅 Best in Surgery
🏅 Best in Theory
🏅 Overall Best in Theory and Practical

13/10/2025

[PART 2] Pictorial Highlights of the
Awards Presentation Graduation Ceremony for Ndola College of Nursing and Midwifery and Public Nursing graduands under NCHATS.

13/10/2025

[PART 1] Pictorial Highlights of the 2025
Awards Presentation Graduation Ceremony for Ndola College of Nursing and Midwifery and Public Nursing graduands under NCHATS.

10/10/2025

Admin😎 Monday next week will be for awards and looking nice 👌 at the Awards presentation mini graduation Ceremony for Ndola Community Health Assistants and Ndola College of Nursing and Midwifery..

09/10/2025

ORBIS ZAMBIA TEAM VISITS NDOLA TEACHING HOSPITAL
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Ndola Teaching Hospital (NTH) was honoured to host a visiting delegation from Orbis Zambia, led by Ms. Lucia Mvula, Country Director accompanied by a team from the United Kingdom and members of the Orbis Board of Trustees.

The purpose of the visit was aimed at assessing ongoing collaborations and identifying new areas of support in the field of eye health. Orbis Zambia has been a valued partner to Ndola Teaching Hospital over the years, contributing significantly to the improvement of eye care services, capacity building and specialized training for health personnel.

During the visit, the team toured various sections of the hospital, interacted with management and staff in the Eye Department and discussed current challenges and opportunities for strengthening the partnership.

Speaking during the visit, Ms. Mvula reaffirmed Orbis Zambia’s commitment to supporting NTH in enhancing access to quality eye health services, while the hospital management expressed deep appreciation for Orbis’ continued support and dedication towards eye health.

Ndola Teaching Hospital looks forward to further collaboration with Orbis Zambia as we work together to improve eye health outcomes and transform lives through sight.

By Ndola Teaching Hospital Public Relations Department

08/10/2025

Ndola Teaching Hospital performs Successful Spinal Operation
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By Cornelius Kabwe
On the 11th of August 2025, tragedy struck along the Ndola Kitwe dual carriageway near Chechele when a Toyota Hiace minibus carrying 15 passengers suffered a tyre burst and overturned several times.

Among the victims rushed to Ndola Teaching Hospital’s Emergency Department was a 36-year-old resident of Ndola who had been traveling to Chingola. For her, the accident would become the darkest chapter of her life yet also the beginning of a story of hope, courage, and medical triumph.

“I remember people screaming, the bus rolling over, and then nothing,” she recalls. She regained consciousness later that same day, surrounded by doctors and nurses at Ndola Teaching Hospital. Confused and terrified, she quickly realized something was terribly wrong: she could not feel her legs.

Doctors soon confirmed her worst fear she had sustained a severe spinal injury. “At that moment, I felt my life was over,” she says. “I had seen and heard stories of people with spinal injuries never walking again. I broke down completely.”

When she was brought in, the medical team immediately ordered X-rays and a CTscan, Scans revealed an incomplete vertebrae fracture with compression of the spinal cord, an injury that left her unable to move her lower limbs and in excruciating pain.

Given the seriousness of her condition, the neurosurgery team recommended emergency surgery. They explained the risks and the delicate nature of the procedure
After hours of conversations, tears, and reassurance, she and her family gave their consent.

The delicate operation lasted seven hours. The surgical team worked with precision and focus to stabilize her spine.

After some time unexpectedly, her journey experienced something she thought would never happen again: she moved her right leg. “I called the nurse immediately I couldn’t believe it. The first time I sat up on my own, I cried. It felt like a miracle.”

Today, she continues to make steady progress. She is undergoing intensive physiotherapy and is now able to stand upright and move with the aid of a walker.

The doctors and rehabilitation team have not only provided her with expert medical care, but also with emotional and physical support that has kept her hopeful throughout her journey.

Her voice now carries both gratitude and strength: “I am walking again because God used the doctors and nurses at Ndola Teaching Hospital. I am really happy and hopeful. I know I will get better and go back to the things I used to do. I am grateful to God and to the doctors at Ndola Teaching Hospital who gave me a second chance at life.”

The operation not only transformed her future but also marked a historic milestone for Ndola Teaching Hospital and the Copperbelt Province.
The skilled surgical and theatre team included: Surgeons: Dr. Gerald Musa Assistant:Dr. Chifundo Daka , Anaesthetist: Dr kabamba Petronella, Scrub nurse:Mr. Ndanjii and Mr Paul, Radiographer Mr. Andrew Ngulube

In line with the government's vision to ensure the availability of specialist services around the country, spinal operations of such complexity can now be successfully performed locally, an achievement that once would have required costly treatment abroad or in Lusaka, often at a significant financial and emotional cost.

As the hospital continues to expand its specialized services, this story stands as a beacon of hope for patients across Zambia.

It is proof that with commitment, skill, and faith, even the darkest tragedies can give rise to stories of healing and triumph.

Ndola Teaching Hospital Public Relations Department.

07/10/2025

Admin 😎 is it showing uko that our 2025 Combined graduation ceremony for Ndola College of Biomedical Sciences, Ndola Community Health Assistant Training School and Luwi College of Nursing and community Health Assistants is around the corner

02/10/2025

Muzuhile cwani? ADMIN 😎 wants us today to discuss one vital document that you should ensure to have as you prepare for your hospital visit.

Bane😎 Your local clinic is the first step to getting the right care at the right place.

The referral letter from your nearest Clinc is your ticket to faster, safer, and better service at the hospital.

Here’s why:✍️
• Proper Guidance – Your local clinic will assess your condition and guide you on the right services you need at the hospital.

• Faster Service – With a referral letter, hospital staff can quickly understand your medical history and attend to you without unnecessary delays.

• Better Continuity of Care – The letter ensures your health information is passed on accurately, so the hospital team knows what treatment you’ve already received.

• Efficient Use of Resources – It helps avoid congestion at the hospital by ensuring only patients who truly need hospital-level care are referred there.

• Cost and Time Saving – You avoid unnecessary trips to the hospital if your condition can be treated effectively at your local clinic.

Thank you for Learning with Admin😎 on how to Prepare for your hospital visit.

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