NEWS
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Baby harvesting scandal: Child adoption process not complex – Social Welfare
The Department of Social Welfare has debunked the notion that the application process for child adoption is cumbersome. This comes…
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Electoral Commission opens nominations for Council of State elections
The Electoral Commission (EC) has opened nominations as part of processes for electing regional representatives to the Council of State.…
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Ghanaian universities Senior staff declare nationwide indefinite strike
The Senior Staff Association of Universities of Ghana, (SSA-UoG) has announced a nationwide strike over outstanding Tier-2 contributions of its retired…
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Dr. Amoako Tuffuor is dead
Dr Amoako Tuffour, a leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ashanti Region has died. He died…
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Okaikwei South MP, Dakoa Newman engages stakeholders in constituency
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Okaikwei South, Madam Dakoa Newman has held a meeting with her constituents. The meeting…
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We won’t shield any member engaged in baby-selling, child trafficking – GMA
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) says it will not shield any of its members found to be involved in any…
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COVID-19: GRNMA calls for strict prevention protocols at health facilities
The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association is asking managers of health institutions across the country to step up their…
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COVID-19 Fund mobilises over GH¢57 million
The COVID-19 National Trust Fund had, as of December 15, 2020, received GH¢57.15 million in cash donations, in addition to…
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COVID-19: Four of our members have died in 2021 – Nurses and Midwives Association
The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association says four of its members have succumbed to COVID-19 this year, 2021. The…
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COVID-19: Ghana’s active cases exceed 2,000 with six new deaths recorded
Six more deaths have been recorded from COVID-19 in Ghana as the number of new infections continue to rise sharply…
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