The Ghana AIDS Commission has revealed that 35% of Ghanaians living with HIV are unaware of their status, and 55% of this significant proportion are not enrolled in antiretroviral treatment. According to the Commission, the failure of affected persons to adhere to antiretroviral treatment has hindered its efforts to achieve …
Read More »Kasoa: Cholera cases rise to 56, health authorities intensify control measures
A total of 56 cholera cases have been recorded since the outbreak in the Kasoa enclave, which initially recorded about five cases sometime last week. 46 patients are on admission and responding to treatment while the death toll as reported last week remains at five. The cases relating to the …
Read More »Road at Atomic Junction flyover to be closed from Oct 3 to 22 for maintenance
The Ghana Highway Authority (GHA) has announced a temporary closure and diversion of the Atomic Junction overpass in Accra from October 3 to 22, 2024 for a repair of the exposed expansion joints. he temporary closure and diversion will take place from 8 pm to 6 am daily within the …
Read More »ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF FOOD SCARCITY, CHILD HUNGER AND MALNUTRITION.
The Way Forward The problem of scarcity, child hunger and malnutrition is associated with insufficiency of food and under intake of nutrients. Child hunger and malnutrition is sometimes caused by poverty. Families experiencing poverty usually can’t afford meals to survive on and even when they do, the meals do not …
Read More »YOUTH THESE DAYS HAVE BEEN ADDICTED TO DRUGS AND ITS AFFECTING THE NATION HOW DO WE FIGHT IT.
My Thoughts On The Subject. Drug abuse is the illegal, over intake or excessive use of drugs. The term can also be defined as the use of drugs for purposes other than those for which they are meant to be use for. The issue of drug abuse is affecting the …
Read More »OUR RIVER BODIES ARE UNDER THE MERCY OF OUR POLITICIANS
My Reflection. When we talk about galamsey, it’s a term used primarily in Ghana to refer to illegal small- scale gold mining activities which the government has no hand in it and also called corruption meaning “gather and sell”. Galamsey is carried out by individuals or groups who often lack …
Read More »THE NHIS AND ITS ARISING MATTERS
The National Health Insurance Scheme is a replacement for the cash-and-carry system. The NHIS and its arising matters is to help instant medication before money was available for treatment. The NHIS began with the enactment of the National Health Insurance Act (Act 650) in 2003. It subsequent operation of the …
Read More »The Mysteries of Sadism
In a world filled with fear and pain, there exists a darkness deeper than violence. This darkness pierces the heart of the perpetrator and causes pain to the victim. There comes a light that shines bright and overcome the darkness as it brings hope and solutions. Let’s explore the mysteries …
Read More »Inadequate health facilities in Labadi
Labadi residents in the Greater Accra Region seeks government help for inadequate health facilities in their community. According to the residents, they found it very difficult to get access to health facilities anytime they are ill. According to the assemblyman of the Area, Nii Tagoe the necessary authorities are aware …
Read More »GUTTER DISTILLATION AT KASOA MARKET
On 21st February 2024, soldiers along with prisoners from the Awutu camp prison embark on gutter distillation at Kasoa market. Ten prisioners came for the distillation exercise. The prisoners distilled the gutters from one end of the overpass to the other end. No one can phantom how these plastics and …
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