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Health Minister, Akandoh Assures Ghanaians of Ebola Preparedness, Urges Calm

Health Minister, Akandoh Assures Ghanaians of Ebola Preparedness, Urges Calm

Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has assured Ghanaians that the country has put measures in place to prevent and respond to a possible Ebola outbreak, urging the public to remain calm. Speaking during a visit to Kotoka International Airport on Wednesday, October 28, he outlined a range of preparedness measures, including thermal scanners, electronic health declaration forms, laboratory testing and …

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Mahama Identifies Infrastructure Gaps as Major Obstacle to AfCFTA Success

President John Dramani Mahama has pointed to inadequate transport infrastructure across Africa as a key challenge preventing countries on the continent from fully benefiting from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). He said poor road networks connecting neighbouring countries, limited railway links and insufficient port facilities continued to hinder efficient trade across the continent, despite efforts to create a …

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Pediatrician Warns Against 15-Year-Olds Entering Ghana’s Universities

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Story by Isaac Mortey A developmental pediatrician is raising an alarm over what she says is a growing number of 15-year-olds being admitted to universities. He has urged education authorities to act before the practice becomes entrenched. Dr. Brew, who specializes in child development, said she noticed the trend this year. She is familiar with the competencies designed for learners …

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