Tamale, Ghana – The North-West Regional Superintendent of the Assemblies of God Church – Reverend Dr David Wumbei Akonsi, has urged Ghanaians and especially Christians, to lead a vigorous campaign against illicit drug abuse among the youth. He said as salt and light of the world, Christians should not sit …
Read More »The Myth About Female Virginity
There’s a very common myth in South and Central Asia (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Afghanistan etc.) and Africa (Nigeria and many other nations ) that you can tell if a woman is a virgin, by whether or not she bleeds the first time she has sex. There is zero truth in this. …
Read More »Protect NHIS From Political Interference – NHIA Boss to Unionists
Tamale, Ghana – Chief Executive Officer of the NHIA, Dr Samuel Annor, has implored citizens, leadership and members of Ghana’s Trades Union Congress to protect and defend the country’s ailing NHIS from political influence. According to Dr Annor, it was imperative that Ghanaians and for that matter the country’s labour …
Read More »NGO Supports Immunisation Drive of Nandom District Health Directorate
Nandom, Ghana – Sustainable Action through Voluntary Establishment (SAVE Ghana), a Non-Governmental Organisation [NGO], has presented some items to the Nandom District Health Directorate to help increase immunization coverage in the district. The items include; a motorbike for nurses, wellington boots for 10 Community Volunteers and immunization registers to the …
Read More »Can You Get Viral Hepatitis From Oral Sex?
Make sure you know the facts about how oral sex could transmit the three most common types of viral hepatitis. Please note: explicit descriptions of sexual activity are contained within this article. The education campaign following the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s has made most people aware that unprotected …
Read More »Child Malnutrition: The Case of The Northern Region
Tamale, Ghana -The Northern Region is said to be one of the poorest areas of Ghana, recording negative statistics in many areas of socio-economic development. One of such negative development indices is child malnutrition. Malnutrition in Ghana is measured by three indicators; stunting growth which measures height-for-age, wasting which measures …
Read More »Minister Opens Infectious Disease Treatment Centre in Tamale
Tamale, Ghana – A Deputy Minister for Health, Kingsley Aboagye Gyedu, has inaugurated an Infectious Disease Treatment Centre (IDTC) at the Tamale Teaching Hospital in the Northern Region of Ghana. The construction of the IDTC, which was financed by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) at a cost of GH₵1.5 …
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