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Poor sanitation, not rainfall alone, drives Ghana's devastating floods. Experts and analysts say real change requires personal responsibility, government action, and corporate accountability.
Drug abuse among Ghana's youth threatens the nation's future workforce and economic progress, warns NACOC leadership amid rising drug misuse.
Ghana's 120-bed Weija Children's Hospital moves closer to opening after formal handover to Ghana Health Service following months of community pressure.
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital's emergency department is buckling under a surge in daily patient cases, raising questions about underlying health threats.
Ghana's health authorities call for ethical journalism to reduce HIV-related stigma and support national efforts to end AIDS.
President Mahama calls on Ghanaians to embrace environmental responsibility after viral footage exposed insanitary fish-drying practices in Tema.
Hundreds of students and community members in the Chirano area received drug abuse education as part of World Drug Day commemorations.
Government convenes stakeholders to tackle alarming teenage pregnancy rates affecting education, health and economic development.
Health authorities close over half of inspected traditional medicine facilities in Ashanti for operating without proper licences.
A new continental network is connecting researchers, governments and civil society to tackle Africa's air quality challenge through collaboration and data.
TMA, FDA and EPA launch major cleanup at Tema New Town Beach to eliminate unhygienic fish processing operations and improve public health standards.
Ghana's FDA has confiscated smoked and dried fish following a viral video revealing dangerously unhygienic production conditions.
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