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Leaked Document: Health Ministry Institutes Timetable For Elevator Usage Due To Economic Crisis

The Ministry of Health has instituted a schedule for the usage of elevators at its head office in Accra. In a memo dated March 31, 2023, the administrators of the ministry indicated that the move was necessitated because of the current financial challenges the government is facing. The authorities, in …

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Health Ministry Sets Records Straight On Red Listing Of Ghana In Relation To Recruitment Of Health Workers By UK

The Ministry of Health has reacted to the red listing of Ghana in relation to the recruitment of health workers by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United Kingdom (UK). According to the spokesperson of the Ministry, Isaac Baah Offei, the report is not a true reflection on the …

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IMANI Africa Boss Explains Why UK Can No Longer ‘Recruit’ Health Workers From Ghana

Bright Simons, the vice president of IMANI Africa, has given some clarification on reports that the government of the United Kingdom (UK) has barred the recruitment of health workers from Ghana and 53 other countries. According to him, Ghanaian health workers have not been barred from travelling to the UK …

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UK Red List Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire And Other For Health Workers’ Recruitment

Ghana is now among the list of 54 countries that should not be actively targeted for recruitment by health and social care employers in the United Kingdom. The announcement was made by the UK government in its revised code of practice for the international recruitment of health and social care …

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MoH Receives Financial Clearance To Recruit Over 6,000 Nurses

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has granted financial clearance to the Ministry of Health (MoH) to employ some six thousand, three hundred and eighty-seven nurses (6,387) this year. The nurses comprise; Assistant Clinical and Nurse Assistant Preventive who completed in 2019 and June 2020 from various public health training institutions. …

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Ketu South: 10 Cases Of Measles Recorded

Acting Volta Regional Director of Health, Dr Kwasi Senanu Djokoto, said the Ketu South Municipality has recorded 10 cases of Measles. He however disclosed to the Ghana News Agency on Monday, that the arrival of the vaccines was “timely, appropriate and God sent,” towards reducing the effect of an escalation …

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UCCMSA In Collaboration With Marie Stopes Ghana Organises A Health Education Talk At Adehye Hall.

Following the rise in STIs and unsafe abortions especially amongst the youth, the University of Cape Coast Medical Students Association ( UCCMSA) in collaboration with MARIE STOPES Ghana, organized a health education talk on the theme “SAFE ABORTION AND STIs AMONG THE YOUTH”. Speaking at the programme, the representative from …

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Ghana Receive First Consignment Of Child Immunisation Vaccines

After months of shortage of child immunisation vaccines, the Health Ministry and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) have received the first consignment of vaccines. In a press statement on social media, the Information Ministry noted that the vaccines that have arrived include measles vaccines, BCG vaccines and Oral Polio Vaccines. …

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Tama West MP Organized Free Heath Screening And Treatment

The member of Parliament of Tama west constituency,  Hon Carlos Kingsley Ahenkora has organized free Heath screening and Treatment at Tema community 2 Polyclinic to help solve some of the health problems facing the Constituents. The program which was organizer in partnership with KUSUDI international Inc a group of medical …

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It’s Difficult To Confirm When Vaccines Will Arrive – Health Minister

The Minister for Health, Kwaku Agyemang-Manu has once again failed to provide exact timelines for the arrival of essential childhood vaccines. The Minister addressing Parliament on Thursday, March 9, reiterated his promise that efforts are underway to ensure that vaccines are procured for children in the next few weeks. “Mr …

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