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First Scientific conference of midwives opens
The first Scientific and General meeting of the Fellowship of the Ghana College of Nurses and Midwives (GCNM) has opened at Gomoa Fetteh in the Central Region.
The five-day event brought together fellows, associates, nurses, midwives,…
Health literacy is poor in Ghana – Speacialist
Dr Christina Osei-Yeboah, a Consultant Pediatrician and a Public Health Specialist, has described health literacy in Ghana as poor.
“This is because the country’s health system is fragmented with different cadres of people providing…
Police mull over re-imposition of curfew
Commissioner of Police (COP) Nathan Kofi Boakye, the Ashanti Regional Commander, has threatened to recommend the re-imposition of curfew in Old-Tafo, Kumasi, amid rising tension in the community.
This comes as the residents grow in anger…
GIPC encourages investors to take advantage of incentives
The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC), has urged domestic investors to register their businesses with the Centre to take advantage of the incentives in the investment code of the country.
Mr Edward Ashong Lartey, Director of…
Ghana to host Pan African Agri-Business conference
Ghana would host over 700 delegates from around the world for the 2nd Pan African Agri-Business Incubators Conference and Expo from October 4 to October 6 in Accra.
The event, organized by the African Agribusiness Incubators Network…
EC responds to NPP on ERTS
The Electoral Commission (EC) has advised Mr Peter Mac Manu, Campaign Manager of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), to seek redress on the Electronic Results Transmission System (ERTS) for the 2016 elections through the Inter-Party Advisory…
Media must do self-regulation – Prof Karikari
Professor Kwame Karikari, former Executive Director of Media Foundation for West Africa (MfWA), has called for the media to regulate itself to avoid infractions that could force external intervention in its operations.
He warned that…
KNUST acts to get more females into science programmes
The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has taken steps to substantially increase the number of female students pursuing science-based programmes at the institution.
Professor Kwasi Obiri-Danso, the new Vice…
New Juaben records 30 maternal deaths in six months
The New Juaben Municipality recorded a total of 30 maternal deaths during the first half of the year, a development, the Municipal Health Director, Dr. Kwaku Senaya, has described as disturbing.Twenty-one (21) such deaths were seen in the…
Ghana and Iran explore ways to enhance growth
Ghana and Iran have held bilateral talks and business forum as part of efforts to explore ways of forging tighter trade and security co-operation to enhance growth.
The two countries sought to foster closer ties in medical care,…