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Zambian tales: continual progress

3 September 2014

Solar panels arrive in all their glory!

Miran Rems doing a hernia consultation in an elderly gentleman

Make do and mend: a perfectly good wheelchair

Miran prepares a young boy for a hernia operation

Chris Wilson and Omar Pemberton on ward rounds.

Chris Wilson sorting out a fracture in a young boy.

Teaching and more teaching, the core of Mothers of Africa activity

Our leader and friend. Medical Director Job Mwanza

A difficult fracture for all to sort out: thanks Chris

Solar kit arrives and is gifted to the District

Cardiff University engineers hand over the solar kit. Arrived in one piece.

How many eggs for breakfast Janet?

Happy birthday Rhys! Birthday in Zambia never to forget.

Miran, Omar and the Chongwe team carry out the first hernia operations in the hospital.

Is our 8 year old patient comfortable? Sleeping like a baby.

How do we know which patient this is?

Photographing the photographers: Sue and Paul making health messages

We never miss the WHO checklist in Chongwe

Chongwe Mothers of Africa team in theatre

Health messages project in Chongwe and Wales

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