Railway Workers Resume Protest Over Unpaid Salaries
Mr Essuman stressed that railway workers remain committed to their duties despite the challenges, citing ongoing operations along the Tema–Mpakadan line.
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Mahama Calls for UN Backing to Declare Slave Trade ‘Worst Crime Against Humanity’
President Mahama recalled that at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in September last year, Ghana announced its intention to lead efforts to formally recognise the...
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Tobinco Chairman Urges Government-Private Sector Partnership to Tackle Disability Unemployment
His call comes after scores of unemployed, qualified persons with disabilities staged a peaceful protest in Accra demanding equal job opportunities and stricter enforcement of inclusive labor policies
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MoH commends Tobinco Media Group for Holding National Health dialogue, Urges Sustainability
The Chief Director of the Ministry of Health, Alhaji Hafiz Adam, has urged continued national discussions on healthcare, commending Tobinco for leading efforts to improve the sector. Speaking...
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Ghana to roll out free primary healthcare nationwide next month – MoH
The Ministry of Health will launch free primary healthcare across Ghana next month to improve access to basic services, Chief Director Alhaji Hafiz Adam has announced. Speaking at...
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Ghana Falling Behind in Healthcare Progress — Parliamentary Health Committee Chair
He further highlighted government plans to expand primary healthcare infrastructure as part of efforts to address gaps in access and service delivery.
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‘No Bed Syndrome’: Use Other Health Facilities to Reduce Pressure – Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane
The Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health, Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, has urged Ghanaians to make use of nearby health facilities instead of crowding a few...
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Share Burden to End ‘No Bed Syndrome’ – Dr. Mark Kurt to Smaller Hospitals
The Chairman of Parliamentary Select Committee on Health, Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, has urged smaller hospitals to take on more patients to help end Ghana’s “no bed syndrome.”...
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Over 60% of Emergency and Critical Care Nurses Have Left Ghana — RNMA
He warned that the trend poses a serious threat to the country’s healthcare delivery system, particularly in specialised and emergency care.
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