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By working to build the resources and expertise of eye care professionals in Zambia, we’re giving countless communities access to quality eye care and transforming lives in the process.

Happy 62nd Independence Day, Zambia🇿🇲As we celebrate our nation's freedom and progress, let us remember that sight empow...
24/10/2026

Happy 62nd Independence Day, Zambia🇿🇲

As we celebrate our nation's freedom and progress, let us remember that sight empowers children to learn, adults to work, and communities to thrive. Together, let's build a future where everyone can see the opportunities ahead.

Happy Independence Day, Zambia. A brighter future begins with healthy vision.

| World Sight Day 2026We are looking back at the World Sight Day provincial commemoration held on 8 October in Mwinilu...
22/10/2026

| World Sight Day 2026

We are looking back at the World Sight Day provincial commemoration held on 8 October in Mwinilunga District, North-Western Province.

The event brought together government leaders, eye health partners, health workers and Community Eye Health Champions to raise awareness about the importance of eye health. A march-past from the District Commissioner’s Office to Mwinilunga Boarding Secondary School marked the start of the celebrations.

Together, we continue to champion accessible eye care and remind everyone of the power of people in protecting sight.

Love Your Eyes: The Power of People.

The The Biomedical Engineering Specialist Hospital Based Training concluded on Friday at the University Teaching Hospita...
20/10/2026

The The Biomedical Engineering Specialist Hospital Based Training concluded on Friday at the University Teaching Hospitals (UTH) Eye Hospital, strengthening the technical capacity of personnel from Lusaka and Eastern Provinces.

The training equipped participants with essential skills to support the maintenance and management of biomedical equipment, contributing to more reliable eye-care services and improved patient care.

Participants expressed their appreciation to Orbis Volunteer Faculty and trainer, Ronald Gyi, for sharing his expertise and supporting their professional development.

Beyond the in-person training, the participating teams will continue to collaborate through a network established during the training, with virtual support enabling them to share knowledge, troubleshoot challenges and provide ongoing peer support.

By combining hands-on training with continued collaboration, Orbis International and its partners are helping build sustainable local capacity to strengthen eye-care services in Zambia.

16/10/2026

Catch a glimpse of the World Sight Day commemoration in Lusaka at the Ministry of Health, as captured by ZANIS News.

14/10/2026

A minute with the doctor!

What is a cataract and what causes it? Take a minute to learn more about cataracts, their causes and how they can affect your vision.

A major milestone for biomedical specialists in the Copperbelt and North-Western provinces.Last week, biomedical special...
13/10/2026

A major milestone for biomedical specialists in the Copperbelt and North-Western provinces.

Last week, biomedical specialists took part in a specialised Hospital-Based Training (HBT) in biomedical equipment at Kitwe Teaching Eye Hospital, facilitated by Orbis Volunteer Faculty and Flying Eye Hospital Clinical Systems Manager, Ronald Gyi.

Supported by Orbis International – Zambia, the training is strengthening local capacity to maintain and repair ophthalmic equipment, supporting the Government’s efforts to improve access to quality eye care services.

Speaking on behalf of the Senior Medical Superintendent, Ophthalmologist Dr Silvia Moka highlighted that the high cost of ophthalmic equipment makes specialised maintenance skills essential. She noted that the training will help address existing challenges in equipment repair, build local expertise and ultimately contribute to better eye care services and patient outcomes.

The training continues this week at the University Teaching Hospitals Eye Hospital in Lusaka, bringing together biomedical specialists from Lusaka and Eastern provinces.

Through the partnership with the Ministry of Health, Orbis is investing in local expertise and sustainable health systems to help ensure that essential eye care equipment remains functional and patients receive quality care when they need it most.

The beautiful city of Chipata came alive with the spirit of Love Your Eyes: The Power of People as community members tur...
12/10/2026

The beautiful city of Chipata came alive with the spirit of Love Your Eyes: The Power of People as community members turned out in numbers to have their eyes screened and take an important step towards protecting their sight.

The commemoration brought eye health closer to the people, reminding us that everyone deserves access to quality eye care and that together, we can make a difference in preventing avoidable vision loss.

The event was graced by Dr Benard Chimungu, Public Health Specialist, who represented the Eastern Province Provincial Health Director, Dr Mathews Ng’ambi.

At Orbis, we believe that when people come together, the power to transform eye health becomes stronger.

Orbis Zambia joined Kitwe Teaching Eye Hospital in commemorating World Sight Day under the theme “Love Your Eyes: The Po...
09/10/2026

Orbis Zambia joined Kitwe Teaching Eye Hospital in commemorating World Sight Day under the theme “Love Your Eyes: The Power of People,” highlighting the importance of prioritising eye health and ensuring access to quality eye care for everyone.

The event was graced by Kitwe District Commissioner, Mr Oncemore Ng’onomo, alongside Kitwe Town Clerk Mr Patrick Kambita, Copperbelt Provincial Health Director Dr Charles Mwinuna, health facility leaders, cooperating partners and other government representatives.

Speaking at the commemoration, Orbis Clinical Advisor Dr Serenje Mulubwa emphasised “The Power of People” in achieving quality eye care, noting that everyone has a role to play, from patients and communities to community health workers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and implementers. Working together is key to ensuring that everyone can access quality eye health services.

Together, we can make eye health a shared responsibility and help more people enjoy a brighter future.

Love Your Eyes – The Power of PeopleOrbis Zambia joined the Ministry of Health and eye health partners to commemorate Wo...
08/10/2026

Love Your Eyes – The Power of People
Orbis Zambia joined the Ministry of Health and eye health partners to commemorate World Sight Day 2026 under the theme “Love Your Eyes – The Power of People.” The commemoration, hosted at the Ministry of Health Headquarters, began with a vibrant march and brought together stakeholders united by a shared commitment to improving eye health in Zambia.

Speaking at the event, Minister of Health Prof. Roma Chilengi emphasised the importance of eye health to national development:
“A nation cannot fully develop if preventable or treatable loss of vision continues to limit the potential of its people.”

He further emphasised that eye health must not be treated as a privilege for a few, but as an essential public service that supports education, productivity, inclusion and quality of life. He reaffirmed Government’s commitment to strengthening eye health within the wider health system, improving referrals and public awareness, and ensuring eye health remains part of national health priorities.

Orbis Zambia Country Director Ms Lucia Mvula reaffirmed Orbis’ commitment to supporting Government priorities by strengthening the eye health workforce, expanding access to services, supporting community awareness and referral, and building sustainable eye health systems.

Love Your Eyes is a call to action for all of us. Together, we can bring eye care closer to communities and ensure that everyone has the opportunity to see, learn, work and live to their full potential.

08/10/2026

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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
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