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Ghanaians face a cycle of preventable flooding deaths and property destruction, driven by inadequate sanitation budgets, poor drainage planning, and lack of accountability.
Ghana AIDS Commission clarifies that initial reactive HIV tests do not confirm infection, urging full confirmatory testing before diagnosis.
GHS Director-General urges public cooperation on sanitation as authorities fumigate markets and transport terminals following recent flooding.
Health officials reassure Ghanaians that no cholera outbreak has been recorded despite recent floods, emphasising prevention over costly treatment.
Ghana's anti-narcotics agency mobilises headquarters and regional commands for nationwide clean-up exercise.
Ghana AIDS Commission reports 26% HIV prevalence among homosexuals in Bono Region, escalating public health concerns.
BoG Governor Dr. Asiama leads Agbogbloshie clean-up, stresses link between sanitation and currency safety.
President Mahama urges Ghanaians to maintain momentum in the National General Cleaning Exercise, emphasising community responsibility and proper waste disposal by local authorities.
Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra launches Green Stay Initiative, positioning healthy workplace food as investment in productivity and national health.
Vice President calls for environmental responsibility to move beyond symbolic gestures into lasting national habit.
Opoku-Agyemang leads nationwide sanitation campaign urging citizens to keep gutters clear of refuse.
Traders at Madina Zongo Junction appeal for reinstatement of Zoomlion's waste contract, citing struggles with current sanitation arrangements.
