A 45-bed maternity and children’s wing in the Bole District Hospital has been officially opened and presented to the Bole Community in the Savanna Region by former president John Mahama and his wife, Lordina. In a festive ceremony on Tuesday, the couple, who are commemorating their 30th wedding anniversary, built …
Read More »Work ongoing at 87 sites of Agenda 111-Finance Minister
About 87 hospitals are being built as part of the government’s Agenda 111 project, according to Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta. He claims that the majority of the sites have contractors working on around 87 of the anticipated 111, which are all in various levels of completion. He stated that “we …
Read More »Bats carrying the Marburg virus may reproduce in mining pits-Ghana Health Service
According to the Ghana Health Service(GHS), mining pits may serve as bats’ primary breeding sites, which are known to carry the Marburg virus. Research has indicated that these trenches are home to bats, according to the GHS. Dr. Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, the director general of the Ghana Health Service, stated: “We …
Read More »Ghana launches Africa’s first National-Scale Epharmacy platform
On Monday, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the Vice President, officially unveiled the National Electronic Pharmacy Platform (NEPP) in Accra. The national ePharmacy, the first national-scale ePharmacy platform in Africa, is a digital convergence of authorized pharmacies throughout the nation. It will allow Ghanaians to have access to prescribed medications and buy …
Read More »Health sector unions and Professional Associations to join workers over 20% COLA
The Health Sector Unions and Professional Association which comprises of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), Health Services Workers’ Union (HSWU) has served notice to strike by 22 July 2022 if their demand for 20 per cent Cost of Living Allowance is not granted. …
Read More »Government cuts sod for construction of Asunafo South District Hospital
Ahafo Regional Minister George Yaw Boakye on Wednesday cut the sod for the construction of Asunafo South District hospital, under the government’s flagship program dubbed ‘Agenda 111’ at Kukuom, in the Ahafo region. Four local contractors, Chrisotu Construction, Tripple Key Company limited, Huntspoint Properties, and Close Munbers Construction, received the 60-bed …
Read More »IMF bailout: Nursing Students will not allow our allowances to be canceled
As Ghana seeks a bailout from the IMF, students in the country’s nursing and midwifery training colleges have warned the government that any move to revoke their allowances will be rejected. “The majority of us enrolled in nursing and midwifery training schools as a result of this government’s assurance that …
Read More »MTN Ghana Foundation Blood Bank has helped in reducing mortality rate by 20% at Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
According to the Cape Coast Teaching Hospital, since the MTN Ghana Foundation donated a blood bank to the hospital’s Obstetrics and Gynecology Unit in 2021, there has been a decrease in the number of cases of maternal and newborn death. Acting Cape Coast Teaching Hospital CEO Dr. Stephen Laryeh told …
Read More »Nurses and Midwives also deserve Cost of Living Allowance-Gov’t told
The leadership of the Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UPNMG) have stated they also deserve 20% Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) withinside the wake of the tough monetary conditions simply as teacher unions are demanding. The teacher unions have launched into strike movement following authorities’s failure to pay …
Read More »Canadian government donates $10 million to support health care delivery in the Ashanti Region.
The Canadian Government has supported the Ashanti Regional Health Directorate with $10 Million economic package to assist lifesaving offerings for the human beings in Ghana particularly the ones withinside the Ashanti Region following the COVID-19 pandemic. The assist is to enhance first-class fitness care, maternal fitness, training, sanitation and hygiene …
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