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United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) has reached out to Dedza District Hospital with a donation of 2 sets of desktop computers and a printer worth 7 million kwacha as a way of enhancing efficiency at the public health facility.


UCS SACCO’s Head of operations, Francis Kandonga, underscored that the donation is a response to the theft of computers in the laboratory of Dedza district hospital in December, which has since scaled down laboratory computerized services at the hospital.


β€œAs an institution, we trust that the donation which we have made at Dedza District Hospital will help to accelerate quality delivery of health services considering that the hospital was previously lacking in terms of electronic devices in particular computers and printers,” said Kandonga.


Speaking after receiving the computers, Dedza District Health Officer (DHO) DR. Isaac Mbingwani, commended UCS SACCO for the donation describing it as timely and crucial as the new computers pave room for the hospital to operate screening services for some diseases instead of referring its patients to Lilongwe Central hospital.

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