Search: “emergency centers”

Ghana's emergency healthcare system is struggling to meet the needs of the population - what could be the consequences?

The President of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) has commented on Ghana's emergency healthcare system. Systemic weaknesses and insufficient infrastructure are reportedly impacting the nation's ability to provide adequate care - but what does this mean for Ghanaians?

A Ghanaian PhD student's bright future was cut short in the US - but the details surrounding it are raising questions.

Akpene Tetteh, a Ghanaian PhD student at Virginia Commonwealth University in the USA, was involved in a tragic incident. The promising student was dedicated to improving health outcomes - but what cut her journey short?

A new health partnership aims to reduce maternal deaths - but how will they achieve this ambitious goal?

The Ghana Health Service and KOICA are partnering to reduce maternal and newborn deaths in three regions. The collaboration aims to address gaps in healthcare delivery- but what specific changes are in store for these regions?

Why was Freddie Blay, a prominent political figure, suddenly hospitalised after his arrest?

Freddie Blay, former NPP National Chairman, has been caught up in a land dispute, leading to police custody. The situation has become critical, raising questions about the handling of the case- and the implications for justice.

Why is the President of the GRNMA calling for a major overhaul of Ghana's emergency response protocols?

The President of the GRNMA, Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo, is advocating for a significant change in Ghana's emergency healthcare system. She suggests the current approach may not be sufficient to handle the nation's emergency cases- leaving many to wonder about the future of urgent care.

Is Ghana undermining its own entrepreneurs? The McDan Aviation case has sparked debate about the role of the state.

The dispute between McDan Aviation and the Ghana Aviation Company Limited has become a focal point in Ghana. It raises questions about the balance between regulation and the need to protect indigenous businesses- a balance that is proving delicate.

Cape Coast is grappling with a tricycle invasion - is the city losing its urban soul?

Cape Coast, a city known for its elite learning, is seeing a rise in "Pragya" tricycles, altering its urban landscape- raising questions about its development plan. The prevalence of these tricycles sparks debate about balancing modernization with the city's historical identity- but can it be done?