The Zambia Flying Doctor Service (ZFDS) team on an outreach in Kaoma District, Western Province have paid a courtesy visit on the Kaoma District Commissioner, Mrs.Kashina Muyambango , who expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the team's presence in District and for the free medical services currently being provided in Mayukwayukwa Refugee Camp.

Visibly moved by the initiative, she commended ZFDS for its unwavering commitment to delivering health care to underserved communities, noting that such efforts bring hope to those who often feel forgotten.

The team also paid courtesy calls on Senior Chief Mutondo and Senior Chief Mulena Mbanga Lubosi Yeta, strengthening collaboration with traditional leadership in the district.

The visits left a profound impact on the traditional leaders, who saw firsthand the difference that accessible healthcare makes in their communities.

ZFDS Team Lead Dr. Mesha Shimumba stated that the ZFDS team has been operating in the district since Sunday and will continue offering services to the people of Mayukwayukwa and surrounding areas for a week.

Senior Chief Mutondo expressed deep appreciation for the work being done by ZFDS, saying he was "extremely happy and at a loss for words" to describe his gratitude.

He recounted a personal experience: "You airlifted my nephew in Chinsali, and for that I am truly grateful. You did not just save a life—you saved my family."

Senior Chief Mulena Mbanga Lubosi Yeta warmly welcomed the ZFDS team at his palace, expressing how the Service brings dignity and relief to communities that have long struggled with limited access to quality healthcare.

The medical mission, which began on Monday, December 1st, 2025, has revealed that the team attend to over 423 patients within the first 3 days .

It has been noted that Malaria remains the most prevalent condition, alongside other infectious tropical diseases.The team also identified significant cases of non-communicable diseases, particularly hypertension and osteoarthritis among adults.

The comprehensive healthcare services have reached hundreds of patients across three clinic locations.

These courtesy calls reflect a strong spirit of cooperation and goodwill between ZFDS and the traditional leadership, demonstrating their shared commitment to improving health outcomes and enhancing the wellbeing of communities.