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Ghana’s One Health Renewal: Forging Integrated Defenses Against Health Emergencies

Ghana has reaffirmed its resolve to tackle complex health threats by renewing its commitment to the One Health approach through
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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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STRENGTHENING GHANA’S BLOOD CARE SYSTEM: A COMPREHENSIVE INITIATIVE TO COMBAT CHILDHOOD CANCER, SICKLE CELL DISEASE, AND DONATION MYTHS

Ghana faces daunting challenges in managing childhood cancer and sickle cell disease, with survival rates lingering below 50 percent. Late
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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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