Skip to main content

⌘K

Home
Trending
Politics
Business
Sports
Entertainment
Health
Education
Technology
Regional

Ghana news, summarised and simplified. Getting you the core facts from trusted sources in 30 seconds or less.

Updated every 15 minutes

Links

Home
About GhanaFront
Contact Us

Legal

Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Publisher Opt-Out
Cookie Policy

© 2026 SmartQix Organization. All rights reserved.

Sudan drone attack on key hospital killed 64 people during Eid, WHO says | GhanaFront

Home>Health>Sudan drone attack on key hospital killed 64 people during Eid, WHO says

Health

Sudan drone attack on key hospital killed 64 people during Eid, WHO says

Clara Seshie•22 Mar•501 words · 3 min read

Share

Summary

Summary not yet generated for this article.

Sudan drone attack on key hospital killed 64 people during Eid, WHO says

Image: MyJoyOnline

Read the full story at MyJoyOnline

GhanaFront aggregates news from trusted sources. Click to read the original article.

Share:Share via WhatsApp Post Share Telegram

More from MyJoyOnline

Related Stories

More from Health

Sunyani Teaching Hospital needs staff accommodation to support expansion - CEO

Sunyani Teaching Hospital needs staff accommodation to support expansion - CEO

30s read

A major hospital's expansion plans hinge on solving a housing puzzle - what's missing?

1d ago•3 min read

Trending Now

Live

Leveraging pension power: How Ghanaian trade unions can turn capital into Worker rights

22h ago

The barcode and the brown notebook

22h ago

AMA to make room for Christmas traders along Cocoa Board-Kantamanto stretch

1d ago

More For You

KNUST student dies after diving from 17.6-foot platform into swimming pool

44m ago•2 min read

KNUST student dies after diving from 17.6-foot platform into swimming pool

Summary

Medical Superintendents call for stronger emergency care to tackle no-bed syndrome

Medical Superintendents call for stronger emergency care to tackle no-bed syndrome

30s read

What bold measures are hospital leaders proposing to end the no-bed crisis?

22h ago•2 min read

Only 18% of African countries have dedicated domestic funding for health information systems - WHO official

Only 18% of African countries have dedicated domestic funding for health information systems - WHO official

30s read

A new assessment reveals a startling gap in how African nations finance the data systems that guide their health decisions.

1d ago•4 min read

No Bed Syndrome: Mahama announces expansion of accident and emergency centres at four major hospitals

No Bed Syndrome: Mahama announces expansion of accident and emergency centres at four major hospitals

30s read

New hospital expansions promise more emergency beds - but will they be enough to end the 'No Bed Syndrome'?

2d ago•3 min read

Tokenising government securities could attract more foreign investors to Ghana - WeWire CEO

Tokenising government securities could attract more foreign investors to Ghana - WeWire CEO

1d ago

Man arrested after reportedly spending three days inside coffin at Foase cemetery

Man arrested after reportedly spending three days inside coffin at Foase cemetery

1d ago

Related Stories

More in Health

Sunyani Teaching Hospital needs staff accommodation to support expansion - CEO

Sunyani Teaching Hospital needs staff accommodation to support expansion - CEO

1d ago

Medical Superintendents call for stronger emergency care to tackle no-bed syndrome

Medical Superintendents call for stronger emergency care to tackle no-bed syndrome

22h ago

Only 18% of African countries have dedicated domestic funding for health information systems - WHO official

Only 18% of African countries have dedicated domestic funding for health information systems - WHO official

1d ago

No Bed Syndrome: Mahama announces expansion of accident and emergency centres at four major hospitals

No Bed Syndrome: Mahama announces expansion of accident and emergency centres at four major hospitals

2d ago

What happened when a student took a dive at the university pool?

A KNUST student in Kumasi was involved in a swimming pool incident on campus. The university and police are now looking into the circumstances.

MMFL selects five teams for Fintech Lab finals

1h ago•3 min read

MMFL selects five teams for Fintech Lab finals

Summary

Which five teams advanced from Accra to the national mentorship programme?

MobileMoney Fintech LTD is hosting the 2026 MoMo Fintech Lab, with zonal hackathons across Ghana.

We are united and ready to fight for Africa's interests at COP31 - AGN Chair

1h ago•2 min read

We are united and ready to fight for Africa's interests at COP31 - AGN Chair

Summary

Africa's climate negotiators arrive at COP31 with a united front - but what demands could stall the talks?

African negotiators are in Antalya, Türkiye, for COP31 to advance the Paris Agreement.

Judicial Service staff extend indefinite strike as gov't fails to respond to final demands

1h ago•3 min read

Judicial Service staff extend indefinite strike as gov't fails to respond to final demands

Summary

Why are workers staying off the job, and what happens next for Ghana's courts?

Judicial Service Staff unions in Ghana are continuing an indefinite strike after the government and Judicial Service management failed to respond to…

Mahama congratulates Rev. Stephen Wengam on second term as Assemblies of God, Ghana leader

2h ago•4 min read

Mahama congratulates Rev. Stephen Wengam on second term as Assemblies of God, Ghana leader

Summary

What did the president say about the church's recent expansion and the leader's re-election?

President John Mahama and First Lady Lordina Mahama attend the inauguration of Rev.

It's a girl! Efya, husband dedicate baby in beautiful church ceremony [Video]

2h ago•2 min read

It's a girl! Efya, husband dedicate baby in beautiful church ceremony [Video]

Summary

A spiritual finale to a three-day celebration - but what name did they choose for their baby girl?

Ghanaian songstress Efya Nokturnal and her Nigerian husband Tomi Thomas gather with family at Cedar Church for their daughter's christening and…