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President Mahama Unveils Health Sovereignty Framework: High-Level Task Force and Sustain Initiative to Transform Ghana’s Health Financing

At the Africa Health Sovereignty Summit in Accra on August 5, 2025, President John Dramani Mahama charted a new course
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NHIA’s Preventive and Promotive Health Initiative: Mobilising Ghana Towards Sustainable Wellbeing

Ghana’s healthcare system stands at a pivotal juncture as it strives to balance the dual imperatives of treating existing illnesses and
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African Union and WHO Forge New Era of Health Sovereignty Through Revitalized Strategic Partnership

The African Union (AU) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have reasserted their long-standing collaboration by renewing their Memorandum of
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Charting Ghana’s Path to a 24-Hour Economy: A Phased, Public Sector-Led Blueprint

Ghana’s ambition to become a 24-hour economy reflects an urgent response to persistent unemployment, underutilised public assets, and bottlenecks in service
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