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They smile, they work, they laugh - but what if they're silently struggling?

A look at how people hide deep pain behind everyday smiles, making suicide hard to spot.

A retired public health analyst warns that indiscriminate waste disposal is the main cause of Ghana's perennial floods a

A retired public health analyst warns that indiscriminate waste disposal is the main cause of Ghana's perennial floods and subsequent deadly disease

Could an applicant's HIV status truly be the sole barrier to employment in Ghana's security services?

The Ghana AIDS Commission has voiced concerns regarding the potential breach of the Ghana AIDS Commission Act, 2016 (Act 938) if applicants are

Discover why nearly one in four Ghanaian adults over 40 face a heightened risk of dementia and the critical implications for the nation's healthcare

A new study in Ghana's Ashanti Region reveals a significant portion of adults over 40 are at risk of dementia, highlighting a growing public health

Why is a former Member of Parliament so concerned about the state of Ghana's healthcare system?

Kennedy Agyapong- a former MP- has spoken out against the 'no bed syndrome' in Ghana's hospitals. He reflected on past efforts to support healthcare, raising concerns about the current state of emergency care.

A Ghanaian midwife's clever invention is making a big difference for newborns - but can it overcome systemic barriers?

A rural midwife in the Bosomtwe District designed a low-cost basket to aid in emergency newborn transfers. The roads are rough and access to specialized neonatal transport is limited- making this innovation critical.

Can better data collection be the key to unlocking smoother patient flow in Ghana's emergency departments? Find out more.

Ghana's healthcare system grapples with the persistent "No Bed Syndrome" in emergency care- a challenge that demands innovative solutions. This article highlights the critical need for precise measurement and transparency in hospital flow to address congestion effectively- but how?

For Chorkor fishmongers, the smoke is a serious concern that causes irritation and sleepless nights - but is there a way out?

Fishmongers in Chorkor are caught in a bind, as their traditional livelihood exposes them to harmful smoke. The constant exposure has serious health implications - especially for women and children.

Ghanaian environmental expert Dr Ted Yemoh Annang warns that sending all waste to landfills is unsustainable, calling fo

Ghanaian environmental expert Dr Ted Yemoh Annang warns that sending all waste to landfills is unsustainable, calling for nationwide recycling and

JoyNews climate journalist Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen will receive an African Meteorological Society award in Addis Ababa

JoyNews climate journalist Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen will receive an African Meteorological Society award in Addis Ababa for climate reporting.

Mental health expert Ridwan Oyenuga calls on Ghanaian parents and educators to foster safe spaces for children to expres

Mental health expert Ridwan Oyenuga calls on Ghanaian parents and educators to foster safe spaces for children to express emotions and build

As Ghana grapples with a surge in youth substance abuse, the nation's future hangs in the balance-what factors are driving this crisis?

Ghana faces a national emergency as youth substance abuse threatens the future generation, with institutions like NACOC and WHO raising alarm. The

Discover why a new movement is pushing for helmets to be a life-saving habit, not just an option, on Ghana's roads.

Commercial motorbikes are a vital part of daily life in Ghana, but many riders and passengers forgo helmets despite the risks. A new campaign aims

Employee wellness is emerging as a business strategy in Ghana's energy sector, with direct links to safety, productivity

Employee wellness is emerging as a business strategy in Ghana's energy sector, with direct links to safety, productivity, retention and long-term resilience.

A Ghana Medical Trust Fund administrator is worried about the rise in childhood chronic illnesses - what did she observe?

Adjoa Obuobia Darko-Opoku has voiced concerns about the rising incidence of chronic diseases among Ghanaian children. Her experiences in healthcare facilities have highlighted an unsettling trend - but what could be the cause?

The Ghana Health Service reports a severe staffing crisis in the Northern Region as health workers reject rural postings

The Ghana Health Service reports a severe staffing crisis in the Northern Region as health workers reject rural postings due to poor roads and lack

A recent comparison between Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" and England's healthcare crisis sparks a critical discussion on national healthcare standards.

Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" is being compared to England's corridor-care crisis, raising questions about national healthcare expectations. This