Ebola Crisis in DRC Could Become Deadliest on Record; What Ghana Must Know
The Democratic Republic of Congo's 2026 Ebola outbreak is tracking to surpass the 2014-2016 West African epidemic that killed 11,000 people.
Tudu refuse crisis: How Accra's busiest hub became a health hazard
Mounting waste at Tudu trotro station in Accra's CBD is forcing traders to shut down amid disease fears.
Ghana faces water import threat as 60% of water bodies become polluted, CSIR warns
A CSIR scientist warns that Ghana could import water within decades unless urgent action stops pollution from illegal mining and other sources.
NHIS Registers Over 2,100 Ghanaians at Asafotufiam Festival Outreach Drive
Ghana's National Health Insurance Scheme capitalises on mass gathering to boost registration and renewal of health coverage.
Health Ministry denies ARV shortage claims, pledges uninterrupted HIV treatment access
Ghana's Health Ministry has dismissed allegations of antiretroviral drug shortages, assuring HIV patients medicines remain available nationwide.
Ghana's Sanitation Crisis: Why Floods Are a Choice, Not Just Weather
Poor sanitation, not rainfall alone, drives Ghana's devastating floods. Experts and analysts say real change requires personal responsibility, government action, and corporate accountability.
Ghana faces youth addiction crisis: Why experts warn the nation cannot ignore substance abuse epidemic
Drug abuse among Ghana's youth threatens the nation's future workforce and economic progress, warns NACOC leadership amid rising drug misuse.
Weija Children's Hospital Finally Handed to GHS—But When Will It Actually Open?
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 A&E Overwhelmed: Emergency Cases Double as Mystery Health Crisis Emerges
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital's emergency department is buckling under a surge in daily patient cases, raising questions about underlying health threats.
Ghana AIDS Commission urges media to report responsibly on HIV and combat stigma
Ghana's health authorities call for ethical journalism to reduce HIV-related stigma and support national efforts to end AIDS.
Mahama tackles Ghana's sanitation crisis: President uses viral fish market video to push citizen responsibility
President Mahama calls on Ghanaians to embrace environmental responsibility after viral footage exposed insanitary fish-drying practices in Tema.
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NACOC and Asante Gold Chirano Launch Drug Awareness Drive in Schools Ahead of World Drug Day
Hundreds of students and community members in the Chirano area received drug abuse education as part of World Drug Day commemorations.