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Africa’s Urgent Fight Against Noncommunicable Diseases: A Call for Investment, Equity, and Action

Dr. Benido Impouma, Acting Director of the Health Promotion, Disease Prevention and Control Cluster, WHO Africa Dr. Mohamed Janabi, WHO
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Global Health in 2025: Breakthroughs Amid Crises

The year 2025 was marked by both remarkable progress and severe challenges in –global health. According to the World Health
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Africa’s Renewed Commitment to Ending Diphtheria: A Turning Point for Immunization and Health Security

A diphtheria-infected mouth Africa is facing a dangerous resurgence of diphtheria, a vaccine-preventable disease that should no longer be claiming
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Ghana’s Health Reform Momentum: Building Sovereignty Through Evidence and Innovation

Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, former WHO Regional Director for Africa Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, former WHO Regional Director for Africa Ghana is
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Rising Mpox Cases in Ghana: A Call for Vigilance and Public Health Action

Mpox Virus The recent confirmation by the Ghana Health Service that Mpox cases have risen to 880 as of November
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Africa Leads Global Health Reform: A Landmark in Safeguarding Communities

Delegates at the WHO meeting held in Pretoria, South Africa In November 2025, a historic moment unfolded in Pretoria, South
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Motorcycles as Lifelines: Strengthening Primary Healthcare in Ghana

The story of healthcare in Ghana has always been one of resilience, innovation, and community-driven solutions. In November 2025, a
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Ghana’s New Public Health Emergency Operations Centre: A Continental Model for Preparedness

The Minister of Health together with Officials during the launching of the EOC In November 2025, Ghana took a decisive
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Strengthening Ghana’s Health Frontline: The Recruitment of 13,500 Nurses and Midwives

Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh The announcement by Ghana’s Ministry of Health that 13,500 nurses and midwives have been recruited
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Breaking Barriers: Ghana’s Bold Step Toward Accessible Safe Sex

A durex condom vending machine In Ghana, a new chapter in the fight against HIV is unfolding. The Ghana AIDS
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