The Ghana Nurses and Midwives Trainees Association is angry with the police in Accra for halting its planned demonstration which was scheduled for today. The protest is intended to register

The current national HIV prevalence among antenatal clients stands at 1.8 percent, results of the 2015 HIV Sentinel Survey (HSS) Report indicate.   The release of the report after a

Richard Odame (middle) with some executives of PUSAG addressing the press yesterday The Private Universities’ Students Association of Ghana (PUSAG) on behalf of over 3,000 privately trained nurses who are

Alex Segbefia and Dr Angela El-Adas, Director General, GAC, with the new HIV National Strategic Plan  The Minister of Health, Alex Segbefia, has announced the country’s adoption of World Health

President John Mahama has indicated that the next National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration to be under his watch will ensure the allocation of a percentage of the petroleum revenue for

Alex Segbefia being examined as a way of encouraging others to participate in such exercises, while Prof Kwawukume looks on The Family Health Medical School, Accra, has partnered with the

Pharm. Agyemang Badu The Government and Hospital Pharmacists Association (GHOSPA) has given government 10 days’ ultimatum (starting from yesterday) to present a roadmap to upgrading its members on the Single

Dr Emmanuel Tinkorang Dr Stephen Addo, Programme Manager of the National AIDS Control Programme, has called on the government to, as a matter of urgency, listen to the hospital pharmacists

A group photograph of journalists who attended the media sensitisation programme As donor support towards the activities of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) dwindles, the Institute of Social Research and Development (ISRAD)

Drama greeted the entry of Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah-Arthur to the campus of the Bolgatanga Nurses’ Training College Thursday over the nationwide withdrawal of trainee nurses’ allowances by government.

Employment & Labour Relations Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, says meeting the demands of striking government pharmacists is almost impossible, explaining that there is no budget to support their demands. According to

Madam Akua Kwateng-Addo THE UNITED States Agency for International Development (USAID), the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) have shared new strategies and tools needed to