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Instead of cake, Rev. Christie Doe Tetteh brought trucks full of supplies to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital- but why?

Rev. Christie Doe Tetteh, Founder of Solid Rock Chapel International, celebrated her 70th birthday with a visit to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital. She arrived with a donation worth GH₵138,000- a gesture that highlights her long-standing commitment.

Yaw Sarpong's family visits Multimedia - but what arrangements were made to honor the late gospel icon?

The family of gospel icon Yaw Sarpong formally notified Multimedia Group about his passing. The visit was to properly honor the life of a man whose music touched many- but what exactly was discussed?

Harmattan winds bring more than dust-they carry a deadly threat that preys on the body's defenses. But why?

Northern Ghana faces a recurring crisis as cerebrospinal meningitis claims lives each dry season-a predictable pattern linked to harmattan winds and living conditions. This airborne threat exploits vulnerabilities, leaving devastation in its wake.

A united front emerges to tackle Ghana's pollution crisis - but what solutions are on the table?

Religious bodies and civil society groups are uniting to combat air pollution and e-waste injustice in Ghana. The collaboration seeks practical measures- but what changes will they push for?

Why has public urination and defecation become an accepted feature of urban life in many African cities?

Many African cities are facing a sanitation crisis as public urination and defecation become normalized- raising questions about hygiene and public health. This widespread practice poses significant risks, but the reasons behind it are more complex than they appear.

Prudential Life turns love into action - but what does that mean for Ghanaian healthcare?

Prudential Life Insurance Ghana is working with major hospitals to address a critical issue. Their PRUCares Valentine Experience initiative aims to make a difference in healthcare - but what challenges are they tackling?

Fire officers are receiving training to provide immediate care at emergency scenes - but what skills are they learning?

The Ghana National Fire Service partnered with the Elijeko Foundation to train officers in pre-hospital emergency care. The training aims to equip them with skills to manage injured victims - before they reach health facilities.

A nutritionist's outreach program is bringing renewed hope to families-but can she reverse a worrying trend?

Nancy Dogoe, a nutritionist in Nkwanta South, is battling rising malnutrition in hard-to-reach communities. She is running outreach programs educating parents on proper feeding practices and malnutrition prevention-but recent unrest is making her work harder.

Why is Ghana paying so much to treat a disease it could have prevented - and who is accountable for the delay?

Ghana is spending billions treating chronic kidney disease, which affects four million Ghanaians - most of whom are unaware. The country's lack of preventative measures raises questions about public health priorities and regulatory accountability.

Ghana's digital health push may be outpacing its ability to protect its youth - but how?

A new policy brief examines Ghana's digital health boom and its impact on young people. The report highlights rising risks - but stops short of saying what they are - as the digital ecosystem expands.

Bees can be dangerous, especially when provoked - but do you know what attracts them and what your escape plan should be?

A fatal bee attack at AME Zion Girls' Senior High School in Winneba has highlighted the dangers bees can pose, especially in populated areas. This incident has sparked a discussion on how to avoid bee attacks- but what steps should be taken?

For diabetics, heart attacks can be symptom-free, with subtle signs like breathlessness or fatigue - easily missed!

Heart attacks are often perceived as crushing chest pain, but in people with diabetes mellitus, they can be silent or have atypical symptoms. This can make the cardinal symptom of chest pain become only a perception, potentially missed by both patients and healthcare practitioners - making early treatment difficult.

A 13-year-old with a dire health condition is abandoned by her family - what will become of her?

A 13-year-old girl in Ajumako Bisease is battling a hole-in-the-heart condition. Shunned by family and community, she now faces an uncertain future- what could this mean for her?