Why Zimbabwe Walked Away from a $367 Million U.S. Health Deal
The Zimbabwean government criticised a Health deal with the US as "lopsided" and "asymmetrical"
Beyond The Surface
Beyond the Bed: The Crisis Behind Ghana’s Emergency Care Failures
Nana Kofi Quakyi, a Ghanaian public health expert, writes about the convenient fiction of the “No Bed Syndrome” - and what the data actually reveals
Botswana Purchased Tuberculosis Medications from a “Dubious” Company. The Drugs Were Largely Ineffective
According to information from a media company, Botswana official purchased emergency drugs which were largely "placebos"
Famed Nigerian Author Chimamanda Adichie Blames Death Of Her Son On Hospital Negligence
The author accuses a local Nigerian health care facility of a botched procedure which resulted in her child's death
Why The US Is Signing New Agreements With African Countries For Its “America First” Health Strategy”
Ghana is currently finalising an agreement with the US government
Zipline Was Contracted To Deliver Medical Supplies To Remote Areas in Ghana. A New Administration Says The Contract is Overpriced
The Government has called for a review of Zipline's contract, describing it as "bloated"
Ghana Faces Severe Shortage of Blood Donations, with Less Than 1% of The Population Donating
According to public officials, the country is failing to meet the national demand it needs for health facilities
The Ghana AIDS Commission Will Deploy Condom Vending Machines To Fight Rising Infections. Will It Work This Time Around?
Condom vending machines are not a new concept in Ghana. Will the new push by the Ghana AIDS Commission work better this time around?
University of Ghana Medical Centre To Offer Hair Transplant Surgery By The End of 2025
The Medical Center has piloted the procedure and is expected to offer it to the public in 2025
Organic Waste Is Gold: The Case for Biogas
Accra alone produces approximately 2,800 metric tons of solid waste daily. Can the country harness this waste for biogas production?