HEALTH
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WHO, GLIDE Partner to Accelerate Disease Elimination Across Eastern Mediterranean
The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean and the Global Institute for Disease Elimination (GLIDE)…
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When Disaster Strikes, Who Arrives First? WHO Pushes Countries to Build Emergency Medical Teams
When floods sweep through communities, disease outbreaks overwhelm hospitals or conflict forces thousands of people from their homes, the…
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UN Releases $60M Emergency Funding as Ebola Outbreak Raises Regional Alarm
The United Nations (UN) is deploying up to $60 million in emergency funding to contain a worsening Ebola outbreak…
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Amref Expands into Geneva as Africa Seeks Bigger Role in Global Health Power Structures
As global health leaders meet in Geneva for the 79th World Health Assembly, Amref Health Africa is positioning itself…
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Mahama’s Geneva Health Vision Had One Major Omission: Water
By: Akosua Kwafo Ogyiri Somewhere in Beo Tankoo on Monday , May 18, 2026, a Ghanaian mother sat at home,…
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What Ghanaian Mothers Pack for Delivery Day Reveals a Health System in Crisis
When Alahire, 29, from Namoo Boko in the Bongo District of Ghana’s Upper East Region, prepared her bag for…
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West and Central Africa Roll Out Health Strategy Linking Care Access to Jobs and Growth
A high-level gathering of ministers and development partners in Accra has reinforced the case for health spending as a driver…
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Hope at KBTH: Children’s Heart Foundation Funds Lifesaving Surgeries for Two Children
A renewed chance at life has been secured for two Ghanaian children living with congenital heart disorders, following the…
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What If Healthcare Didn’t Wait for You to Get Sick? One Ghanaian Company Is Betting on It
By Michael Amankwa (Don Milla) For as long as most people can remember, healthcare has followed a simple pattern:…
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The Silent Crisis in Ghana’s Classrooms: How Iron Deficiency is Undermining Learning and Future Productivity
In classrooms across Ghana, a quiet crisis is taking root—one driven not by a lack of intelligence, but by…
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