The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has recommended discontinuing certificate and diploma nursing programs, advocating for the elevation of all nursing education to the degree level. This major reform aims to tackle challenges in the nation’s healthcare sector by creating a more qualified and professional nursing workforce. Prof. Ernest Yorke, Vice …
Read More »Asante Kotoko Beats Hearts of Oak to Win Inaugural Democracy Cup
Asante Kotoko triumphed over Hearts of Oak to win the inaugural Democracy Cup on Wednesday, July 17. The match, held at the Accra Sports Stadium, ended with a 2-1 victory for the Porcupine Warriors, reinforcing their dominance over the Phobians. Justice Blay opened the scoring for Kotoko after 30 minutes, …
Read More »Concerned Drivers Association to Increase Transport Fares by 15%
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana has announced a 15 percent increase in transport fares, effective Monday, July 22, 2024. The association attributes this fare hike to the rising cost of fuel, with some oil marketing companies now selling prod The ucts at prices exceeding GH₵15. Additionally, the increased prices …
Read More »Parliament XI Upsets Black Stars Legends in Democracy Cup Curtain-Raiser
Parliament XI, a team primarily composed of Members of Parliament, defeated the Black Stars Legends, a team of former national footballers, 3-1 in the curtain-raiser of the Democracy Cup held on July 17, 2024, at the Accra Sports Stadium. The victory was secured by Hamza Ibrahim’s second-half brace, following Sulley …
Read More »Supreme Court Defers Ruling on Injunction Applications Against Anti-LGBTQ Bill
The Supreme Court has postponed its decision on the injunction applications filed by Dr. Amanda Odoi and Broadcast Journalist Richard Sky regarding the transmission of the anti-LGBTQ bill to the President. The court will deliver its ruling on the same day the final judgment is given. Early Trial for Justice …
Read More »Certain Blood Types Less Attractive to Ticks, Study Finds
People with a specific blood type may have a natural advantage when it comes to avoiding tick bites, according to recent research. This discovery suggests that certain individuals are less likely to encounter ticks and, consequently, are at a lower risk of contracting Lyme disease or tick-borne encephalitis. Blood Type …
Read More »Essential Steps to Take After a Snakebite
Knowing the right steps to take immediately after a snakebite can significantly improve the chances of a full recovery. Here’s what you need to do if you or someone else is bitten by a snake: Stay Calm and Seek Help Panic can worsen the situation by increasing heart rate, which …
Read More »GHS Urges Public to Avoid Self-Medication Amidst Rising Dengue Fever Cases
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has issued a press release warning against self-medication in light of the increasing dengue fever cases in the Eastern and Central Regions, which have surged from 11 to 36. Most patients are reported to be in stable condition, with only one requiring hospitalization. The rest …
Read More »Chief Justice Revokes Decision to Transfer Jirapa Dubai Murder Case to Kumasi
The Chief Justice, Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, has retracted her previous order to move the murder trial of the Royal Cosy Hills Hotel CEO from the Wa High Court to Kumasi. This reversal follows objections from the family of the late CEO, Eric Johnson, who argued against the transfer on grounds …
Read More »7 Most Lethal Diseases in the World
Throughout history, numerous lethal diseases have emerged, claiming countless lives and leaving societies grappling with fear and loss. From fast-spreading viruses to chronic conditions that slowly degrade health, these deadly diseases come in various forms. Here, we provide an overview of seven of the deadliest diseases, highlighting their causes, symptoms, …
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