THE MAGISTRATE at the Ablekuma Central District Court of the Sanitation & Motor Court, Linda Ammisah, has fined Safianu Ibrahim, a resident of Saabon Zongo, an amount of GH¢600 for
THE MAGISTRATE at the Ablekuma Central District Court of the Sanitation & Motor Court, Linda Ammisah, has fined Safianu Ibrahim, a resident of Saabon Zongo, an amount of GH¢600 for
Kumasi Academy (KUMACA) has taken delivery of large quantity of sanitisers and antiseptics to help give protection to the students and their teachers from bacterial infections. This was a donation
Dr Fritz Sacher of Merck and Andrew Clocanas of RMS after signing the MoU with Vice President Mahamadu Bawumia and Brigitte Zypries and Deputy Health Minister, Kingsley Aboagye-Gyedu After two
A group photograph of journalists, facilitators and staff of PPAG after the training programme Selorm Azumah, Senior Advisor at Ipas Ghana, a global non-governmental organisation dedicated to ending preventable deaths
Kwaku Agyemang-Manu – Minister of Health The Ministry of Health has indicated that the delivery of vaccines for the H1N1 Influenza Type AÂ to various schools will delay. The vaccines
Dr Anthony Nsiah-Asare – GHS Director General The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced the importation of 10,000 influenza vaccines as part of measures to curb the further spread of
Eric Kwakye Darfour Eastern Regional Minister Eric Kwakye Darfour has said health authorities have assured him that there is no outbreak of disease in the region as being reported. “There
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) is expected to take delivery of 10,000 vaccines in the coming days to fight the dreaded H1N1 outbreak that has hit the Kumasi Academy in
Stephen Coret of Africa Building Partners and Prof Baafuor Opoku explaining a point to some journalists during the media tour About 95 percent of work has been done on the
The participants after the opening session of the four-day workshop Dr Owen Kaluwa, World Health Organisation (WHO) country representative for Ghana, has indicated the need for better birth and death
Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Millions of children in the poorest countries could soon be protected against typhoid fever following the GAVI board’s approval for a support window for typhoid conjugate vaccines
A new healthcare association with a mission to be at the forefront of providing affordable, accessible and quality medical care to Ghanaians has been outdoored. The Healthcare Federation of Ghana
Lynda Arthur Johnson & Johnson, in collaboration with the Ghana AIDS Commission, Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana (PPAG) and the Youth Action Movement, has called on Ghanaians to help eradicate