Kabwe Central Hospital

28/07/2026

Yesterday, Bread of Life International Kabwe Branch, together with a visiting team from the United States, brought a message of compassion, hope, and generosity to Kabwe Central Hospital.

The team made a heartfelt donation to our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), providing warm blankets for our newborn babies an act that will go a long way in ensuring comfort and care for our most vulnerable patients. In addition, they extended their kindness to the relatives’ shelter, where they distributed food items to bed-siders who tirelessly support their loved ones during treatment.

Beyond the material support, the visitors shared the Gospel, offering words of encouragement, faith, and strength to both patients and their families. The session concluded with prayers, bringing comfort, unity, and renewed hope to all present.

Kabwe Central Hospital deeply appreciates this act of kindness and solidarity. Such gestures remind us that healthcare goes beyond treatment it is also about compassion, humanity, and standing together in times of need.

We sincerely thank Bread of Life International Kabwe Branch and their partners for their generosity and continued support to our community. May their kindness inspire many more to give, care, and uplift others.
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15/07/2026

The United Church of Zambia, Kabwe Consistory donated assorted equipment to Kabwe Central Hospital this morning which included; wheelchairs, a water heater, screens, lockers, plastic chairs, buckets, a blood pressure machine, and other essential items.

Speaking on behalf of the Church, the Reverend stated that the donation was a gesture of love and solidarity aimed at improving patient care and supporting the dedicated work of medical staff.

The Church further extended prayers for patients, commended health workers for their tireless service, and reaffirmed its commitment to partnering with KCH in promoting community well-being.

Dr Banda speaking on behalf of the Medical Superintendent Dr. George Chipulu, expressed gratitude to the United Church of Zambia, Kabwe North Consistory for their generous donation of assorted equipment and essentials to Kabwe Central Hospital.

He described the gesture as _“the word of God in action” and commended the Church for supplementing government efforts.
He assured that all donated items will be put to good use for their intended purpose, and thanked the United Church of Zambia for their ongoing collaboration as valued co- workers in health service delivery.

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30/06/2026

Kabwe Central Hospital Scooped first prize at the just ended 53rd Central Province Agricultural and Commercial Show held from 25th to 28th June, 2026. The Health Institution came first in the best performing government category, which was held at Godfrey Ucar Chitalu Stadium under the theme: fostering Trade and investment.

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24/06/2026

Kabwe Central Hospital was among other institutions that participated in the commemoration of the African Public Service Day in Kabwe. The Health Institution was among other Public service institutions that exhibited at this years event. The Public institutions show cased various activities and services offered to the public as part of public service delivery.

The commemoration provided an opportunity for the hospital to showcase its role in providing accessible, quality healthcare to the community.

Mr. Lennox Shimwambwa Jr, the District Commissioner, for Kabwe, who represented the Provincial Permanent Secretary Mr. Milner Mwanakampwe
officiated at the event. The theme for this year's public service day was; "Enhancing Public Sector Institutions and Empowering Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Achieve Universal Water Availability and Safe Sanitation by 2063".
In his address, the District Commissioner recognised the vital role the public service play in uplifting the living standards of people.

16/06/2026

A heartfelt congratulations to our Consultant Surgeon, Dr. Shankanga and Dr. Singoyo, on the successful completion of their surgical specialty training.
Your dedication, discipline, and excellence inspire the entire Kabwe Central Hospital family. We celebrate this milestone with you and look forward to the continued impact of your expertise in serving our patients and community.

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08/06/2026

Kabwe Central Hospital was honoured to host Dr. Choolwe Beyani, Chairperson of the Civil Service Commission, during his familiarisation visit to Kabwe District.

Dr. Beyani was flanked by the Kabwe Central Hospital Medical Superintendent, Dr. George Chipulu, clinical staff, the Kabwe District Medical Office, and officials from the Provincial Health Office.

Dr. Beyani engaged with newly employed staff across Kabwe Central Hospital, Kabwe Women and Newborn Hospital, and Kabwe District Health Office to familiarise himself with their onboarding experience and service delivery environment.

We appreciate the Commission’s commitment to strengthening the civil service and supporting healthcare workers at the frontline of service delivery.

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26/05/2026

Kabwe Central Hospital Management and other Head of Departments undertaking self assessment exercise,a four day activity aimed at improving quality of health care services by comparing performance between 4th QTR 2025 and 1st QTR 2026 against targets set on indicators set by MoH according to various thematic areas.

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24/05/2026

Staff at Kabwe Central Hospital were among the 30 health workers that comprised 12 community health workers from cancer disease hospital, Community health workers and Makululu/ bwacha Clinics who underwent a 5 day training on palliative care (specialized medical care, focused on improving the quality of life for people living with terminal illness such as cancer and other chronic diseases)

The training was conducted by Access to Health Zambia in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.

The training was facilited by palliative care experts. The sessions covered key area's such as:
-pain management
-Models of communication
-Effective communication
-Psychosocial support and end of life care.

The aim of the training is to propagate palliative care in the health care system and improve patient care and team work.

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21/05/2026

Dr Chitambo Casius and Sr Racheal Mwamba Chipawa at SPICE FM this morning ahead of tomorrow's World Pre Eclampsia Day Commemorations which will be held under the theme "Know the symptoms, early actions saves lives"

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12/05/2026