Kabwe Central Hospital

Specialization: Bariatric or Obesity surgery

Ear Nose Throat or ENT General Surgery Gynaecology Oncology or Cancer General physician Pediatrician Diabetologist Pediatric Diseases Pediatric Cancers Neonatal Intensive Care

Visit us at:
HC8H+5QP, Unnamed Road, Kabwe, Zambia, ,
Kabwe, Central Province , Zambia

Accreditation :

Doctors : 65
Beds : 150
Phone: 260976653561
Fax : +260976653561
Languages: English

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About Us :

Kabwe Central Hospital is the principal public healthcare provider in Kabwe, serving as the main referral and emergency center for Zambia’s Central Province. Established in the mid-20th century, the hospital supports both urban and rural populations with a wide range of essential services, including acute and routine medical care, maternity and neonatal support, and specialist care. The hospital operates 24/7, ensuring around-the-clock access for both residents and visitors, and is recognized for its professionalism, accessibility, and patient-focused environment

Speciality

General Medicine
Surgery (major and minor procedures)
Emergency Care (24/7)
Maternity and Neonatal Care
Pediatrics
Internal Medicine
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Cardiology
Nephrology/Dialysis
Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)
Oncology (cancer care)
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Neonatal ICU
Diagnostic Laboratory and Imaging (X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan)

Quality

International laboratory accreditations and continuous investment in medical infrastructure underscore the hospital’s focus on quality.
Recent upgrades include the installation of a K13 million CT scan, portable digital X-rays, ultrasound, and thermography equipment, aimed at improving diagnostics, patient safety, and response to health emergencies.
The hospital collaborates with governmental and non-governmental partners to address community health needs and maintain accessibility

Vision & Mission

Vision:
To be a leading referral and teaching hospital in Zambia’s Central Province, delivering patient-centered healthcare that meets international standards.

Mission:
To provide comprehensive, accessible, high-quality medical care to all individuals, promote continuous improvement in service delivery, and advance health through innovation, training, and community outreach.

Awards & Recognition

The hospital has received recognition for successful infrastructure improvements and collaborative projects (e.g., international equipment grants), but no major international awards are publicly listed as of 2025.
SADCAS laboratory accreditation and being listed as an NHIMA-accredited institution are noteworthy achievements.

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This is Government runned facility that offers medical services to both resides of kabwe and surrounding areas. Good hospital environment with well trained stuff, clinicians and Doctors. Environmental friendly environment and large parking spaces

--------David Kalengo

30th June was an outing day to Libonji Creations for our Bwaka School in Kalulushi for grades 1-4. This was an exciting and enjoyable day for them. The place is beautiful and nicely set in a wooded environment. An ideal place for picnics. We intend to take another group next time. Preferably the early child hoods. Thanks

------------edward kaunda

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