WHAT WE DO

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Online Campus

07/23/2022

What Medical Training courses do we have available for you at the moment? There are three courses available as at now. We have Community Health Assistant (#CHA), Diploma in Clinical Medical Sciences (#COG) and Bachelor of Naturopathic Medicine (#BNM). You can pay for an individual course and start learning online right away. Just click on the...

Despite Zambia's political commitment to promoting research in Traditional Herbal Medicine, the country has not advanced much in this area mainly because it needs a well-structured institutional and operational framework to facilitate such research. One key question that has often arisen is: Where should traditional healers go for scientific...

Mongu Campus

07/03/2019

Mongu lies at the end of the 610-km Great West Road from Lusaka which takes 6-8 hours to drive. The road to Kalabo called Barotse Floodplain causeway was finished in 2016.

Choma Campus

06/28/2019

Situated about 285km from Lusaka and 188km from Livingstone, Choma was in 2011 declared provincial capital of Southern province. With a total land area of 7,296 square kilometres and a population of 180,673, according to the 2010 national census, Choma district lies 1,400 metres above sea level. The weather here is a typical climate of southern...

Mansa Campus

06/20/2019

In a province of beautiful rivers, waterfalls, lakes, and wetlands, Mansa serves administrative and commercial functions, being situated on a relatively featureless plateau between the Luapula River to the west and Lake Bangweulu to the east. It does have the merit of being reasonably well located at the crossroads of the Copperbelt-Congo...

Lusaka Campus

06/13/2019

When we started the program of Naturopathy in Zambia with my colleagues way back in 2005/6 we were accommodated in the light industrial area of Lusaka City populary called "Ku Soweto", in the upper room. Our offices moved all over the City largely because ours was a not for profit organization or NGO. At the change of government in 2011,...

Zambia has been experiencing a serious shortage of human resources in the health sector, which has been adversely affecting the delivery of health services at every level. Zambia's human resources for health (HRH) crisis has been described as the key obstacle to reducing the country's crushing disease burden and achieving the Millennium Development...

The Annual Health Statistical Bulletin of 2011, indicates that the total number of health care facilities nationwide stood at 1883 with Six (6) Level Three, Specialized or Tertiary Hospitals, 21 Level Two, Provincial or General Hospitals, 85 Level one, or District Hospitals, 1,496 Health Centres (1,059 Rural and 437 Urban) and 275 Health Posts....

Professor Ossy J. Kasilo, Regional Advisor on Traditional Medicine in the WHO-Afro Region Office and Dr Pauline Bauman, Natural Doctors International-USA, address students at the launch of the Zambia Institute of Natural Medicine and Research. Looking on are Dr Lawrence Chanza, then Executive Director and Ms Elizabeth Banda in my class



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