Lupus groups around the world have united to lead the annual World Lupus Day observance on 10 May 2025. At least five million people worldwide have lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease that can damage any organ or tissue from the skin or joints to the heart or kidneys. …
Read More »Residents of Asonomaso cry for Toilet Facility
The people of Asonomaso community in the Kwabre East Municipal of the Ashanti Region, have expressed worries over lack of Toilet Facility in the area, thus calling on authorities to come to their aid, so as to alleviate the suffering of the people. Some of the residents who expressed …
Read More »DOME ZONGO CHIEF EXPRESS WORRY OVER DRUG ABUSE BY THE YOUTH
The zongo chief for Dome zongo, Muhammad Mutala Sani expressed a great worry about the increasing prevalence of drug abuse among the youth in the country. He highlighted the widespread misuse of substances like Red, tramadol and marijuana. He warned that this alarming trend could lead to …
Read More »President Mahama Vows to Complete Sewua Hospital by Year-End, Revitalize Stalled Projects in Kumasi
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his commitment to completing the Sewua Hospital by the end of the year. Speaking to the clergy in Kumasi, President Mahama emphasized that several projects initiated under his previous administration had stalled, but he is determined to see them through to completion. “I’ve assured …
Read More »HERBAL BUSINESS NEED ATTENTION TO REVIVE GHANA’S ECONOMY
The Chief Executive Officer ( CEO) of Nhyiraba Afoakwa Herbal Centre, Dr Jude Afoakwa says, the new Government must prioritize the Herbal industry by strengthening initiatives and practical approaches to revive the economy. According to the CEO Dr Jude Afoakwa, the new government quest of reviving the economy, …
Read More »It’s Time To Start Treating Mental Health As Seriously As Physical Health In The Workplace
By Dr. David Rex Orgen, Bestselling Author and Mental Health Advocate The conversation surrounding mental health has gained significant traction in recent years. However, a pervasive stigma still exists, often relegating mental health to a lesser status compared to physical health. As a mental health advocate, I firmly …
Read More »Dr. Amagashie Honored as Best Traditional Herbal Practitioner at Cenba Africa Awards
Kumasi’s Golden Bean Hotel was a hub of celebration and recognition on Friday night as individuals and companies were honored for their outstanding contributions to society at the prestigious Cenba Africa Awards. Among the standout moments of the evening was the recognition of Dr. Amagashie, who was awarded the …
Read More »Pumpkins Foundation Calls for Greater Support for Cerebral Palsy on World Cerebral Palsy Day
Pumpkins Foundation, a child-focused Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) marks World Cerebral Palsy Day today, October 6, 2024, with a call to action for the government, stakeholders, and the general public to enhance support for individuals living with cerebral palsy (CP) in Ghana. The Foundation urges increased awareness, inclusion, and concrete …
Read More »Ghana is close to importing water due to galamsey activities – Paediatric Society
The Paediatric Society of Ghana has issued a stark warning that the country could soon face a water importation crisis if illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey, is not urgently addressed. Speaking on Channel One TV’s Point of View, the Society’s President, Dr. Hilda Manteebea Boye, shed light on the …
Read More »Keta Municipal Hospital now has a Renal Unit
Keta Municipal Hospital has officially opened a Renal Dialysis Centre aimed at easing the burden on kidney patients in need of dialysis treatment. This facility was made possible through the generous funding of Togbi Tenge Dzokoto Gligui VII, the Dufia of Anyako-Konu and Paramount Chief of the Amugo-Vego Traditional Area …
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