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The Shocking Truth Behind Meningitis Deaths in Ghana

The meningitis outbreak sweeping parts of northern Ghana has exposed a stark and preventable reality: late reporting to health facilities
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How Innovative Technology Is Transforming Malaria Elimination Efforts Across Africa

Malaria Parasites attacking Red Blood Cells Malaria remains one of the most persistent public health challenges in Africa, claiming lives
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1.9 Million girls protected, 300,000 more to protect

Dr. Selorm Kutsuati, Acting Manager of the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) Vaccinating 1.9 million girls is good. But for
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“Seek Care Now”: Ghana Health Service Urges to Save Lives

A cancer under a microscope Cancer awareness and early detection are among the most powerful tools communities can use to
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Ghana Mental Health Emergency: The Urgent Path to Clinical Care That Saves Lives

Ghana is facing a growing mental health emergency that demands immediate national attention, strategic investment, and compassionate reform. Deeply rooted
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Urgent Action Needed: Africa Faces Three New Epidemics Weekly

Mpox Virus Cholera Virus Dengue Virus Africa is confronting a rapidly escalating public health crisis that demands immediate, coordinated action
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Ghana Card at Birth: Transforming Identity From First Breath

Ghanaian school children undergoing the Ghana card Registration The Ghana Card at Birth initiative is more than a national identity
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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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