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President Mahama has taken steps to address a significant issue within Ghana's healthcare sector-find out what's next for thousands of nurses.

President John Dramani Mahama has addressed the backlog of qualified nurses awaiting posting in Ghana. This move aims to alleviate the challenges

Official recruitment channels are the only way to be sure - but what should applicants be looking out for?

The Ministry of Health has alerted the public to potentially fraudulent recruitment links. As the recruitment process continues, many are wondering if they can trust the information they see - but why is the Ministry so concerned?

The Ministry of Health warns of fake recruitment portals - but what does this mean for job seekers?

The Ministry of Health Ghana is alerting the public to fake websites mimicking its recruitment portal- raising concerns about potential fraud. The Ministry is urging caution, but what risks do these fake portals pose?

Ghana Health Ministry begins validation of health professionals - what could this mean for the future of healthcare?

The Ministry of Health Ghana is set to validate health professionals for recruitment and posting. The Ministry urges applicants to verify their eligibility - but what could happen if they don't?

Amidst frustration over a recruitment portal, the Health Minister assures transparency - but can he deliver?

Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh addressed concerns about the Ministry of Health's recruitment portal. Applicants have faced challenges, leading to accusations of a potential scam - but what is really going on?

Kenyasi Government Hospital is celebrated for excellence - but a hidden crisis threatens its ability to provide quality care.

The Kenyasi Government Hospital, despite being recognised as a top performer, is grappling with infrastructure and equipment challenges. The hospital's management is calling for urgent intervention - but what obstacles are they facing?

Discover how the Ghana Medical Trust Fund is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of national healthcare, moving beyond its foundational legislation to

The Ghana Medical Trust Fund (GMTF) is transitioning from legislative promise to tangible impact, with its Administrator updating Parliament's

The Ghana Medical Trust Fund is making significant strides in healthcare, but what specific interventions and investments are transforming the

Adjoa Obuobia Darko-Opoku, Administrator of the Ghana Medical Trust Fund (GMTF), briefed Parliament's Majority Caucus on the Fund's progress. She

Why is the government withholding vital health information from security service applicants, and what are the potential consequences?

The Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET) is urging the government to promptly disclose HIV test results to applicants from the recent security

GHS warns of tobacco industry's 'calculated seduction' targeting youth - but how far-reaching is the problem in Ghana?

The Ghana Health Service is urging the youth to reject tobacco and nicotine products on World No Tobacco Day. The industry is accused of using sophisticated tactics to recruit younger users - but what are they?

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

Are "okada" riders being mistreated at hospitals? The Nurses Association is setting the record straight.

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association is responding to allegations about the treatment of injured motor riders. - Concerns have been raised, and the association is keen to address them.

Mahama is sounding the alarm about late-night meals - but what does this mean for your favorite Ghanaian dishes?

President Mahama is urging Ghanaians to reconsider their eating habits as the nation grapples with a rise in non-communicable diseases. He is advocating for lifestyle changes - but what impact could this have?

Okyenhene Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin bans home burials in Akyem Abuakwa, directs MMDCEs to enforce public health laws,

Okyenhene Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin bans home burials in Akyem Abuakwa, directs MMDCEs to enforce public health laws, commissions 30-man Water Guard to protect Birim River from illegal mining

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.

Discover how scientists fast-tracked a new Ebola vaccine to human trials amidst a critical outbreak.

The UK has approved human trials for a new Ebola vaccine developed by University of Oxford scientists in just eight weeks. This rapid development