Mansa General Hospital

01/05/2026

Mansa General Hospital – Labour Day 2026

Today, Mansa General Hospital was honored to take part in the national Labour Day celebrations held at Kaole Stadium, joining workers across Zambia under the theme _“Building Resilience: Workers at the Heart of Zambia’s Recovery.”_

In recognition of dedication and excellence, we awarded hardworking staff from all deserving departments, including Clinical Care, Nursing, Laboratory, Pharmacy, Administration, and Support Services. Your commitment, sacrifice, and compassion remain the foundation of quality healthcare delivery in Luapula Province.

To every member of our team — thank you for serving with professionalism and heart. Your labor saves lives, restores hope, and strengthens our community.

We reaffirm our commitment to supporting our workforce and improving patient care.

Happy Labour Day to all workers in Zambia. Your contribution is invaluable.

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29/04/2026

Mambilima Mission Hospital Medical Officer In-Charge Visits Triplet Mother at Mansa General Hospital

The Medical Officer In-Charge from Mambilima Mission Hospital today paid a compassionate visit to their patient who recently delivered triplets at Mansa General Hospital.

We are pleased to report that both the mother and her three babies are doing well. They remain under close medical observation at the hospital as they continue to recover and gain strength.

The visit reflects the continued commitment of healthcare providers to follow up on patient welfare, even beyond their facilities. It also highlights the spirit of collaboration and care within our health system.

We wish the mother and her babies continued good health and a smooth recovery 💐

28/04/2026

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

Mackford Chipili, Ketty Nam's, Betty Mudala, Comfort Kangulu Yombweh, Ba Trex, Edah Raina, Annie Kaluba, Alex Chipulu, Rose Sindika, Martin Mwale, Chisembe R Samuel, Beauty Katongo, Kelvin Mwansa, Rockie Kapesa, Maggy Kapayi, Kalemba Zambia, Mwenge Michael, Cleo Calcaneus, Stephen Chama, Brian Mulima, Naomi Mpundu, Thandiwe Chanda Phiri, Kaoma M Heffley, Itx Favourite, Natasha B Kangwa, Dirlorece Malunde, Keeleys Grace, Gary Ng'andwe, Grace Chileshe, Prudence Makungu, Simfukwe Joshua, Memory Kanchebele, Tracy Chilala, Mary Mushibwe, Kambole Godfrey, Reuben Mumpanshya, Bright Mukonde Brights, K'alibange Mavis, Mwiitwa Sarah, Benard Chimese, Francisca Mwewa, Mwansa Chipo, Itx Mai Conse, Deliwe Mudenda, Ichikalipa Chumfwa Umwine, Prudence Selemani, Esther M Mweni, Naomy Mulenga Kaombe, Angela Benard, Samuel Mfula

24/04/2026

The mighty MGH team 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

24/04/2026

Evidence based😉Ministry of Health here !

24/04/2026

We are still here at the Luapula Expo☺️

22/04/2026

21/04/2026

Ministry of Health – Luapula Province
Luapula Expo 2026 | Invest in Health
Good morning/afternoon, and thank you for visiting the Ministry of Health stand at the Luapula Expo 2026.
Our message this year is clear: Invest in Health.
At the Ministry of Health, we recognize that health is not just a social service, but a key enabler of economic development. A healthy population drives productivity, strengthens communities, and unlocks the full potential of our province.
We are committed to maximizing our health workforce to ensure that quality services reach every community. By strengthening human resources for health, we improve service delivery, reduce waiting times, and increase access to care across Luapula Province.
Equally important is the use of accurate health data. By understanding the disease burden in our province — from malaria and maternal health challenges to non-communicable diseases — we are able to design the right preventive measures and target interventions where they are needed most.
Our focus is shifting strongly toward prevention:
• Early screening and diagnosis
• Community health education
• Immunization and disease control
• Nutrition and sanitation interventions
Prevention saves lives, reduces healthcare costs, and protects households from financial strain.
We firmly believe that health is an investment enabler. When people are healthy:
• Workers are more productive
• Children learn better in school
• Businesses grow and attract investment
• Communities become more resilient
This is why investing in health is not a cost — it is a driver of economic growth and sustainable development.
The Ministry of Health in Luapula Province is ready to partner with government, private sector, NGOs, and development partners to expand access, improve quality, and build a stronger health system.
We invite you to visit our stand, engage with our team, and explore how we can work together.
Let’s invest in health and build a healthier, more prosperous Zambia — starting right here in Luapula.

17/04/2026

WORLD HAEMOPHILIA DAY: DO NOT BE LEFT OUT – MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL HAS YOUR BACK 😊👍🏼

On 17th April 2026, Mansa General Hospital (MGH) joins the global community in commemorating World Haemophilia Day under the theme:
“Diagnosis: First Step to Care.”

WHAT IS HAEMOPHILIA?
Haemophilia is a congenital condition (present from birth) in which the blood does not clot properly due to a deficiency of specific proteins known as clotting factors.
A deficiency of Factor VIII is called Haemophilia A
A deficiency of Factor IX is called Haemophilia B

WHO IS AFFECTED?
Haemophilia mainly affects males. However, some females may experience mild symptoms or be carriers. It is important to consult a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and guidance.

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
The main symptom is bleeding, which may occur spontaneously or after minor injury. Common signs include:
Bleeding into joints (especially knees) in infants learning to crawl (from around 6 months)
Prolonged bleeding after procedures such as medical male circumcision
Bleeding under the skin (bruising), especially in muscles (thighs, arms, back)
Bleeding in the eyes or, in rare cases, the brain
Important: People with haemophilia can bleed even without obvious injury.

WHAT TO DO IF YOU SUSPECT HAEMOPHILIA
Visit Mansa General Hospital immediately for assessment, diagnosis, and appropriate care. Early diagnosis can prevent complications.
TREATMENT AND CARE
Patients receive regular factor replacement therapy (Factor VIII or IX)
In case of bleeding, urgent hospital care is required
Delayed or untreated bleeding can lead to disability or even death
TAKE-HOME MESSAGE
Encourage anyone with unexplained or prolonged bleeding to seek medical attention.

Remember:
“Diagnosis is the First Step to Care.”
With early diagnosis and proper treatment, people living with haemophilia can lead near-normal, healthy lives.

AVAILABLE SERVICES
A comprehensive haemophilia care package is available at Mansa General Hospital (MGH).

For more information contact;
Dr. Sakala Felix
Paediatrician
Department of Paediatrics and Child Health
Mansa General Hospital (MGH)

14/04/2026

🌟**Spotlight on Health: Understanding Hepatitis B with Dr. Danny Mukupa Kambole!** 🌟

Good evening, Luapula and beyond 👋

We're excited to share that our very own Dr. Danny Mukupa Kambole sat down for an enlightening interview at Mansa General Hospital, shedding light on a crucial health issue: **Hepatitis B**. 🦠✨

In this informative session, Dr. Kambole answered essential questions that everyone in our community should know about:

Knowledge is power! 💪✨ We encourage everyone to watch the interview and spread the word—let's work together to create a healthier Mansa and Luapula. For more information, feel free to visit us here at Mansa General Hospital.

Stay healthy and informed! 🌍❤️
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05/04/2026

EASTER HOLIDAY MESSAGE FROM MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL

To all our esteemed staff, patients, and the general community,

On behalf of Management at Mansa General Hospital, we extend our warmest greetings to you all during this blessed Easter season.

Easter is a time of hope, renewal, and victory—reminding us of the power of faith, love, and sacrifice. As we reflect on this sacred season, we are encouraged by the message of new life and restoration that it brings to each one of us.

To our dedicated staff, we sincerely thank you for your tireless commitment, compassion, and professionalism. Your service, especially during holidays, does not go unnoticed. You are the backbone of this institution, and your sacrifice continues to bring healing and comfort to many.💐

To our patients, we want you to know that you are not alone. We care deeply about your well-being and are committed to providing you with the best care possible. May this Easter bring you renewed strength, hope, and a speedy recovery.❤️🙏

To our community, we appreciate your continued support and trust in our services. As you celebrate, we encourage you to do so responsibly, prioritize your health, and look out for one another.👏🏼💐

May the joy and peace of Easter fill your hearts and homes.

Happy Easter to you all!

Management
Mansa General Hospital

04/04/2026

Easter tournament Ball games under way at ZNS luamfumu.