Moya undergoes successful kidney transplant, out of ICU 

Ex- Malawi News editor Limbani Moya, who flew to India in October for kidney transplant, has been discharged from the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after having a successful kidney transplant surgery on November 25.

Moya:  Successful operation
Moya: Successful operation

Moya, who was diagnosed with kidney failure in 2012, got discharged from the ICU on Tuesday, December 2.

“I had a successful kidney transplant surgery on 25 the November. And got discharged from the ICU on Tuesday 2nd December,” said Moya on Friday.

He was supposed to undergo kidney transplant on November 21 2014, after satisfying all medical and legal requirements.

But doctors could not do the procedure as the hospital demanded pay $2500 (about K1.25 million) for the anti-rejection injection process.

The K1.25 million for the anti-injection injection was apparently not initially covered in the quotation Friends of Limbani worked on.

This forced Friends of Limbani, a task force that took trouble to raise funds for former Malawi News Editor to make a fresh appeal to well-wishers for K1.25 million to finance an anti-injection injection bill for the journalist.

Friends of Limbani, a task force of Malawian professionals in various fields of the economy and chaired by journalist Anthony Kasunda, raised about K10 million from individuals and corporations for the ailing journalist, his spouse and sister travel to India for specialist treatment.

Moya needed about K15 million covering surgery, consultation, treatment, admission, travel and other expenses.

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Andrew Kamwendo
Andrew Kamwendo
9 years ago

All the best Limbani and to God be the glory. Wishing you heathy, productive and happy moments ahead! Stay blessed

the northern speech
the northern speech
9 years ago

kumapephera man

Kadzibwa
Kadzibwa
9 years ago

Praise the Lord! God is great. May His name be glorified. Get well soon.

Alungwana
Alungwana
9 years ago

Wonderful. Glory be to God. I however hope we need to procure those machines rather than spending such millions on a single patient. I know there are many people suffering but cant acces help bcz they are financially unable and are not connected to friends like those of Limbani.

Ngakha
Ngakha
9 years ago

Good news. Wishing him quick recovery. When you come back please dont be editor of columns which attack imdividuals and their private life. This country has more trash to be exposed and corrected through good journalism. I like what the Nation newspaper is doing to expose all filthy going on.

Mtupatupa
Mtupatupa
9 years ago

Ambuye alemekezeke! Zabwino zonse Limbani!

ganimunthu
ganimunthu
9 years ago

I would like to thank you journalist for showing a caring spirit to one of your own. You have taught is many lessons. You can do better by publishing all the support you get and allow the public to appreciate more. You deserve the part of the back

Mphatso mpira
Mphatso mpira
9 years ago

That’s wonderful

clement
clement
9 years ago

We say anti-rejection injection

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