Budget Line——Mr Kwaku Agyeman-Manu,Health Minister The Minister of Health, Kwaku Agyeman-Manu, says government will no longer expand existing nursing training schools in the country, apart from the specialised ones, because of lack of budget line for the provision of infrastructure in
Sixteen-year-old Leticia Vidza from Cape Coast who lost her sight four years ago, resulting in the curtailment of her education, has had her sight restored. This followed a 30-minute surgery performed by a team of American and Ghanaian doctors to
Some residents of Keta want the President to investigate the selling of drugs and charging for services under the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) to subscribers. They are threatening to embark on a massive demonstration if nothing is done about the
Mr Yaw Attah Arhin, Water and Sanitation Technical Coordinator, World Vision International Ghana, said paying lip-service and dabbling in propaganda on issues of sanitation, especially, open defecation would only consume the energetic fabric of society through disease outbreaks. He said
Some of the affected nurses and midwives Diploma nurses and midwives currently undertaking their national service at various health institutions across the country are demanding immediate payment of their allowance which has been in arrears for six months now. According
Providence smiled on a woman and her newly-born baby in the middle of a road in Dambai, the Oti Regional capital. The woman, believed to be in her thirties, entered into labour in the middle of nowhere,
One thousand two hundred (1,200) dogs in the Sunyani West District of the Bono Region have been vaccinated against rabies in commemoration of World Rabies Day. Speaking at an event to mark the Day, District Chief Executive (DCE) Martin Obeng
A retired District Director of Health Services, Madam Ellen Sarpong Akorsah, has stressed on the need for the youth to avoid sexual activities such as masturbation, oral and anal sex, which could result in serious reproductive and general health problems.
Four people have since January died of rabies at hospitals in the Ashanti region. This was after they had been bitten by dogs infected with the disease. Officials from the veterinary services in the region are appealing for public support
The chiefs and people of Joma and nearby communities in the Ga West Municipality have given the government a three-month ultimatum to refurbish and commission an abandoned CHPS compound in the area. Women in labour often have to be driven
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