[ad_1] The Ghana Health Service (GHS) says it is investigating a situation where a patient was allegedly abandoned in a bush at Gomoa Ojobi in the Central Region leading to her death. This follows media report which emerged last Thursday that a patient allegedly abandoned in a bush by the Winneba Government Hospital has…
[ad_1] Government spokesperson on governance and security, Palgrave Boakye-Danquah, has appealed to Ghanaians for patience as the administration addresses the ongoing power supply challenges. In recent months, Ghana has grappled with a significant power crisis, resulting in widespread outages across various regions, eliciting frustrations among citizens. Amidst calls for a structured load-shedding schedule to facilitate…
[ad_1] Amicus Legal Consult, a Tema-based private law firm has donated Gh¢50,000.00 to the Multimedia Group Limited in support of Kenneth Adom, who urgently requires a kidney transplant. Kenneth Adom, an achiever of a first-class degree from a university in India, finds himself stranded in the country, unable to return to Ghana due to his…
[ad_1] When 14-year-old Dorcas Cherop’s family was told she needed to undergo at least a year’s treatment in Uganda for bladder cancer – her future looked bleak. The challenge lay not just in getting the medical care, which is mostly free at the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI), but the high costs involved in making multiple…
[ad_1] The Korle Klottey Municipal Assembly is appealing to Odawna Market traders to remain patient and trust the government’s commitment to renovate the market. This plea follows the traders’ threat of a naked protest because the government has not yet fulfilled its pledge to refurbish the market and meet their demands. The Municipal Chief Executive…
[ad_1] The National Service Scheme (NSS) has assured its personnel that allowances for September 2023 have been released to the Scheme and are being processed for payment as soon as possible. The Scheme also assured personnel that allowances for October and the arrears from the recent upward adjustments are all being processed and will be…
[ad_1] On average, 7,000 children are born with hole-in-heart conditions in Ghana every year. Two-year-old Blessing Ama Woode Kwamba from Obuasi, diagnosed with a hole-in-heart, lived with the condition all her life, needing $7,000 to correct the defect. Blessing, along with three others with delicate medical complications, have been provided financial assistance from the ‘Fifty-50 Club’…
[ad_1] Statistically, one in every 100 births results in a child having a heart or chest condition. Smoking, excessive drinking, long exposure to X-rays, and poor eating habits by pregnant women are some of the causes of heart and chest conditions in children. The taking of drugs without prescription and the failure of some expectant…
