Mary Begg Health Services

Mary Begg Health Services Mary Begg Health Services is a private Hospital providing quality health care in Zambia, since Octobe

07/04/2026

TUCK SHOP ADVERT Update (Ndola)

OFFICIAL EMAIL
inquiries@marybegg.com
Deadline: Friday, 10th April 2026

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01/04/2026

TUCK SHOP FOR RENT

Mary Begg Health Services is inviting suitably qualified expressions of interest from an Independent partner to run a “Tuck Shop”, located within the Mother & Child Health Clinic premises, at 45 Chintu Road, Kansenshi, Ndola.

We are looking for someone who can provide:
• Healthy, affordable snacks and meals
• Fresh options for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and young children
• Clean, safe and hygienically prepared food
• Reliable and welcoming service

Requirements:
•Run a professional and consistent tuck shop
• Value food quality and safety
• Understand nutrition in a healthcare setting
Mandatory Compliance

Applicants must possess:
Valid licenses and permits from relevant Local Authorities and Statutory Bodies

Application Details
Interested and eligible applicants should submit their expressions of Interest via email to:
📧 inquiries@marybegg.com
Deadline: Friday, 10th April 2026

Limited opportunity available.

During the last quarter of 2025, First Quantum Minerals (FQM) brought together organizations, including Mary Begg Health...
01/04/2026

During the last quarter of 2025, First Quantum Minerals (FQM) brought together organizations, including Mary Begg Health Services, across North-Western Province for a series of cancer awareness and fundraising activities aimed at supporting the fight against cancer.

Today marked a meaningful milestone — the official handover of the funds raised amounting to $24,894.00 to the Cancer Society of Zambia by FQM.

Mary Begg Health Services was honored to be part of this important occasion and was represented by Dr. Sera Mulamba (Chief Medical Officer), Dr. Emmanuel Chongwe (Specialist Gynaecologist), and Mr. Mwamba Nguluta (Hospital Manager – Kansanshi Mine Hospital, Solwezi).

Moments like these reflect the power of Public Private Partnerships in driving awareness, supporting patients, and strengthening the collective response to cancer in our communities.

Look out for the televised coverage.

Appreciating Our DoctorsRecently, our General Manager visited our facilities and spent time with the medical doctors and...
30/03/2026

Appreciating Our Doctors

Recently, our General Manager visited our facilities and spent time with the medical doctors and specialists who serve across our teams.

It was a meaningful opportunity to connect, to listen, and to recognize the people whose work helps keep our health services tick round the clock.

Behind every consultation, every diagnosis, and every long shift is a doctor carrying great responsibility with dedication, professionalism, and care.

The world cannot overlook the importance of these men and women. A healthy nation is a productive nation, and a productive nation is a wealthy nation.

As we appreciate our doctors today, may we also remember the power of a simple “thank you” at the end of a consultation. Their work is demanding, their responsibility is great, and a little empathy goes a long way.

To our A Team, thank you for all that you do.

What is Quality & Assurance (Q&A) in Healthcare?When you’re visiting a clinic. What do you expect? Treatment, medicine, ...
18/03/2026

What is Quality & Assurance (Q&A) in Healthcare?

When you’re visiting a clinic. What do you expect? Treatment, medicine, and friendly, respectful care, right?

Imagine Sarah, a young mother who brought her child for a routine check-up. She felt a little nervous, but the nurse greeted her warmly and guided her into the consultation room. The doctor reviewed her child’s lab results, explained everything clearly, and answered all her questions.

The medicines Sarah received were safely checked, and the treatment plan was explained by a smiling pharmacist following the latest MoH and HPCZ guidelines.

This is quality healthcare. It means being cared for safely, receiving the right diagnosis and treatment, and being treated with respect and dignity. It’s not just a process—it’s your right.

Quality care is also a two-way process. Sarah followed her treatment instructions carefully and asked questions whenever she needed clarity. She did not walk out quietly and started consulting friends. By working together with her healthcare team, she ensured the best outcome for her child.

The lesson: Quality & Assurance in healthcare keeps families healthy, builds trust between patients and providers, and strengthens communities.

You have a right to safe, reliable care — it matters! Embrace it, ask for it, and stay informed.

Meet our Q&A Team. The team that checks, working round the clock to ensure you receive this kind of care — here to support you every step of the way!

A Sneak Peak: As We Continue to Celebrate Our Medical Professionals
17/03/2026

A Sneak Peak: As We Continue to Celebrate Our Medical Professionals

Happy doctors’ DayThere is a quiet moment in every hospital or clinic that many people never see.It is the moment a doct...
14/03/2026

Happy doctors’ Day

There is a quiet moment in every hospital or clinic that many people never see.

It is the moment a doctor pauses before entering a patient’s room — taking a breath, gathering the strength to bring reassurance, clarity, and hope to someone who may be anxious, in pain, or waiting for answers.

Behind every consultation, every diagnosis, and every treatment plan is a person who has dedicated years of study, sacrifice, and commitment to the care of others. Long hours, difficult decisions, and the weight of responsibility are all part of the journey, yet doctors continue to show up each day with compassion and determination.

Often their work extends far beyond medicine. They listen when patients need comfort, guide families through uncertain moments, and celebrate the quiet victories when health is restored. In those moments, medicine becomes more than science — it becomes humanity in action.

On Doctors’ Day, we recognize all our MBHS doctors who serve our patients with dedication, professionalism, and heart. Your work touches countless lives, often in ways that are never fully seen or acknowledged.

Additionally, to all the doctors worldwide, who continue to care, heal, and stand beside their patients, we also want to honor you— thank you for the difference you make every day.

— Mary Begg Health Services

Women are strength. Women are resilience. Women are leaders.Under the theme “Rights, Justice and Action for All,” we cel...
13/03/2026

Women are strength. Women are resilience. Women are leaders.

Under the theme “Rights, Justice and Action for All,” we celebrate Mary Begg Women, women in health, women who continue to stand up, speak out, and take action in their communities and professions.

From hospitals and clinics to communities and the field, women are often in the wild — on the frontlines of service, working with compassion, courage, and determination to improve the lives of others.

In healthcare especially, women carry a powerful responsibility — caring for patients, advocating for wellbeing, and ensuring that every person is treated with dignity and fairness.

Today we recognise the women who continue to push boundaries, champion justice, and take meaningful action to build healthier and more equitable communities.

When women lead, communities grow stronger

Happy Youth Day!Today we celebrate all young people and the important role they play in shaping the future of our commun...
12/03/2026

Happy Youth Day!

Today we celebrate all young people and the important role they play in shaping the future of our communities and our nation.

Youth Day is a reminder of the value of education, sport, wellbeing, and positive life choices. Sport encourages discipline, teamwork, and healthy lifestyles, while education empowers young people with knowledge and opportunity.

As we reflect on this day, we also encourage young people to remain focused on their goals, make responsible decisions, and choose paths that protect their health, dignity, and future.

By embracing learning, healthy living, respect for self and others, and strong values such as abstinence and responsible behaviour, young people can build a brighter and stronger tomorrow.

To every young person striving to grow, learn, and make a difference — your future matters.

— Mary Begg Health Services

For Women’s Day, the teams from Mary Begg Kabitaka Clinic and Mary Begg Medical Centre decided to do something simple bu...
10/03/2026

For Women’s Day, the teams from Mary Begg Kabitaka Clinic and Mary Begg Medical Centre decided to do something simple but meaningful.

Staff members contributed a small amount of money from their own pockets and visited the female and male correctional facilities in Solwezi to share a few items and spend time there.

It was not a big event or a grand gesture. It was simply about showing kindness, offering encouragement, and reminding others that they have not been forgotten.

After the visit, the team gathered at Kansanshi Hotel for lunch. It was a relaxed moment where everyone could sit together, share stories of motivation and empowerment.

Sometimes it's the small things that count. The most meaningful celebrations are the quiet ones — where people simply come together to do a little good and spend time with one another.

Thank you ladies!

At MBHS, women are at the heart of what we do. They lead, they heal, they innovate, and they serve with compassion. Thei...
08/03/2026

At MBHS, women are at the heart of what we do. They lead, they heal, they innovate, and they serve with compassion. Their dedication ensures that every patient who walks through our doors receives care that is not only professional, but also deeply human.

Today we honour the women who continue to break barriers, uplift communities, and inspire the next generation.

To every woman making a difference — we celebrate you today and every day.

Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at Mary Begg Health Services.

DAY 1 – BLOOD DRIVE AT NORTECHeroes don’t always wear capes.Sometimes they wear work boots, uniforms, overalls… and quie...
26/02/2026

DAY 1 – BLOOD DRIVE AT NORTEC

Heroes don’t always wear capes.
Sometimes they wear work boots, uniforms, overalls… and quietly roll up their sleeves.

Today at Nortec, we witnessed something powerful. Courage. Compassion and Commitment.

It’s not about fame.
It’s about stepping forward when others hesitate.
It’s about understanding that one unit of blood can save up to three lives. It's about choosing to make a difference.Today, Nortec students and staff, made that possible.

Day 1 was more than a blood drive.

To every donor who showed up:
You stood out.
You showed up.
You saved lives.

We would like to thank the management of Nortec for making this possible.
MBHS & ZBTS

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