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ZUNMO Launches Induction Programs for Provincial and District Leaders

The Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives Organisation (ZUNMO) has embarked on a comprehensive induction program for all its provincial and district leaders. This initiative is part of ZUNMO’s commitment to strengthening its leadership structures and enhancing service delivery to its members. The National Executive Committee has developed a detailed schedule of activities, with Lusaka […]

ZUNMO Advocates for Investment in Nursing and Midwifery

In a radio interview on Radio Phoenix, Mr. Martin Muloongo, the General Secretary of the Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives Organization, alongside Mrs. Dorothy Chikampa, Former President of the Zambia Nurses Association and Nurse Educator, underscored the critical need for increased investment in nursing and midwifery across Zambia. Mr. Muloongo highlighted the unwavering dedication […]

ZUNMO / MAZ and other stakeholders commemorate IDM

The Zambia Union of Nurses and Midwives (ZUNMO) joined the Midwives Association of Zambia (MAZ) and various stakeholders to mark International Midwives Day (IDM). At a national event held in Solwezi, Northwestern Province, Dr. Christopher Simoonga, the Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary for Administration, emphasized the government’s efforts to enhance midwifery services. He noted that […]

ZUNO Joins Battle against Cholera OutBreak

The Zambia Union of Nurses Organization (ZUNO) has stepped forward with a significant contribution to aid the government’s battle against the cholera outbreak in Zambia, donating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) valued at K70,000. Mr. Fray Michelo, President of ZUNO, conveyed heartfelt appreciation to the government and all stakeholders for their unwavering support and cooperation in […]

ZUNO Makes Site Visit To Interact With Nurses and Midwives At Cholera Treatment Center

The ZUNO Team, led by President-Elect Mr. Fray Michelo, conducted a comprehensive visit to the Heroes Stadium, designated as a Cholera Treatment Center in response to the surge in cholera cases in Lusaka.  Over a five-hour interaction with on-site healthcare providers, working in the triage section, female, male, and pediatric wards, helped ZUNO appreciate the […]