Even after more than three decades of concerted global efforts to enshrine inclusive sexual and reproductive health policies, women with disabilities in Africa continue to encounter formidable obstacles in accessing […]
The Widows and Orphans Movement (WOM), in strategic partnership with WaterAid Ghana, is spearheading a ground-breaking initiative to empower communities in the Upper East Region of Ghana to develop and […]
South Sudan, the youngest nation in Africa, confronts an array of public health threats ranging from ongoing infectious disease outbreaks to climate-driven emergencies such as floods, drought, and heat waves. […]
African doctor examining X-ray of patient Ghana faces a stark deficit in its diagnostic workforce, with just 800 radiographers serving a population exceeding 30 million. This acute scarcity places immense […]
Throughout the first week of August 2025, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) maintained a steadfast watch over the continent’s evolving infectious disease landscape. Driven by […]
Ghana is confronting a mounting crisis on its highways as road accidents escalate beyond mere transportation mishaps into a full-blown public health emergency. At the 44th Annual General Meeting of […]
Across Ghana’s ongoing battle with HIV/AIDS, the most insidious threat to people living with HIV (PLHIV) is no longer the virus itself but the relentless stigma and discrimination that surround […]
Ghana has reaffirmed its resolve to tackle complex health threats by renewing its commitment to the One Health approach through a high-level policy dialogue in Accra. Convened under the Evidence-Informed […]
At the opening of the Africa Health Sovereignty Summit in Accra on August 6, 2025, Ghana’s Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, delivered a powerful appeal for unprecedented investment across […]
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo “ When I was handling the situation in Ethiopia, they were waiting for European money or American money before I could start. But when we […]