A lecturer at the University of Nottingham, Professor Noel Tagoe has described as over-ambitious government’s decision to undertake ‘Agenda 111’ health infrastructure. Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show Tuesday, the educationist said although the project will contribute immensely to the country’s health sector, it could also impede the future …
Read More »Endorse Herbal Medicine To Encourage Ghanaians To Patronize – Herbal Doctors Tells Akufo-Addo
The Universal Plant Medicine and Traditional Healers Association are appealing to the President of Republic of Ghana,Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo to endorse herbal medicine to encourage more Ghanaians patronize it. Addressing the media, the Chief Executive Officer(CEO) of Hepa Plus Mixture who is a member of the Association, Dr …
Read More »PASAG Women’s Commissioner Calls For Attention On Chronic Diseases Amidst Covid-19
Miss Afia Serwaa Nkrante, the women’s commissioner for the National Physician Assistant students Association of Ghana has called for more attention to be given to preventable chronic diseases so as to reduce its prevalence. She said this at a health screening exercise organized by the LADIES WING of PASAG-NATIONAL …
Read More »Ghana’s Covid-19 Deaths Rise To 713, Active Cases Drop To 3,343
Ghana’s Covid-19 deaths have risen to 713 following the confirmation of eight more fatalities by the Ghana Health Service (GHS). The latest update from the GHS further indicated that 40 people are in severe condition with 17 others in critical condition. However, the country’s active cases have declined to 3,343 …
Read More »Covid-19 Deaths In Ghana Reach 705
Ghana’s latest case count on the coronavirus disease has seen approximately 88,421 cumulative cases recorded since the outbreak of the disease last year. Released on Wednesday, March 17, the latest case count also sees 193 new infections recorded while seven persons have unfortunately succumbed to the …
Read More »COVID-19 vaccine: No Serious Adverse Effects Recorded In Ghana So Far – Nsiah-Asare
Dr. Anthony Nsiah-Asare, the Advisor to the President on Health, says Ghana has a strong enough monitoring system for adverse effects of the coronavirus vaccine. These include follow-up protocols and a feedback form, Dr. Nsiah-Asare noted on the Citi Breakfast Show. His comments were in relation to recent developments with …
Read More »Kennedy Agyapong Rejects Free Coronavirus Vaccines To Ghana
Assin Central lawmaker Kennedy Agyapong has said he is against the free supply of coronavirus vaccines to Ghana. He said the free supply of the vaccines to developing countries by the developed economies will further increase the overreliance on them by 3rd world countries for support. Speaking on his television …
Read More »Tamale COVID-19 Treatment Centre Workers Threaten Strike Over Non-Payment Of Allowances
Frontline health workers at the Tamale COVID-19 treatment centre have threatened to lay down their tools by Friday 12th March over the government’s failure to pay them the 50 percent basic salary allowance which has been in arrears since last year. In a statement sighted by Citi News, they highlighted …
Read More »COVID-19: Non-Vaccine Takers Won’t Be Sanctioned – Government Says
The Information Ministry says the government has no plans to punish any citizen refusing to be inoculated against The government has denied media reports that it intends passing laws to sanction Ghanaians who refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine, a statement from the Information Ministry said. “The said …
Read More »Parliament: 12 MPs And Stafs Tested Positive Of COVID-19 After Re-testing Exercise
Parliament has recorded 12 more cases of the COVID-19 virus within its enclave. Most of the cases involve auxiliary members of the House with a few being Members of Parliament (MPs). These persons tested positive after a Coronavirus re-testing exercise was conducted ahead of today’s resumption of parliamentary sitting following …
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