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Neglected Tropical Disease patients attempting suicides due to stigma and discrimination

Oct 25, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD), remained neglected with no or little attention in Ghana. The NTDs promote poverty because patients are not able to engaged in a profitable economic activities and Ghana as a country cannot make progress without paying attention to it. The Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are a diverse group of 21 conditions. They are 14 found in Ghana.
Clear essential family planning commodities stuck at Tema Port-55 CSOs in reproductive health to gov’t

Oct 24, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share A coalition of 55 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working in reproductive health in Ghana, is urgently calling on the government to clear essential Family Planning (FP) commodities, and other medical products, stuck at the Tema Port for over seven (7) months.
Dry spell in northern Ghana;460,784 hectares of farms affected, gov’t to pay GHS 1000 per hectare to farmers

Sep 19, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share A total of 460,784 hectares of farms consisting of the various commodities in the northern region were affected by July-August dry spell, department of agriculture department revealed. The affected farmers include 425,715 were males and 178,714 females representing sixty percent of farmers in the region.
Gmet attributes dry spell in northern Ghana to the position of ITB

Sep 19, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share The Ghana Meteorological Service (GMET) has offered explanations why northern Ghana suffered a dry spell in the 2024 crop season. According to Gmet, the prolonged period between July and August dry spell was as a result of the position of the ITB (Inter tropical boundary). It explained that the ITB shifted rapidly to the Sahel zone such as Burkina Faso and Mali.
More security support for Ghana-US Ambassador Palmer assures

Sep 9, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share The United States Ambassador to Ghana, Virginia Palmer has assured the government of Ghana of the US continuous support in the area of security, health and education. She revealed that the US had exceeded 28 million dollars in support to the Security this year.
US government hands over 60-bed mobile hospital to Ghana Armed Forces in Tamale

Sep 9, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share The United States Ambassador to Ghana, Virgina Palmer has handed over s a 60-bed level II plus mobile field hospital to the Ghana Armed Force. The hospital, valued at $5 million U.S. dollars, has facilities including an intensive care unit, two surgical operating rooms, x-ray, laboratory, morgue, emergency room, and two generator sets.
Six students of UDS TTFP survives in a fatal accident on Tamale-Ejerua Road

Aug 1, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share Level 100 students at the University for Development (UDS) have escaped death after the bus they were travelling on involved in a fatal accident on Tamale-Ejura Road. The students were traveling from Tamale to Ejeru agric college in the Ashanti region for their Third Trimester field Practical Program (TTFPP) in a minibus with registration number GT4010-23 when the accident happened.
Suspect murder in Yendi; Family of 40-years -old demand justice for decease

Aug 1, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share The family of 40-years -oldHudu Abdul Rashid in Yendi is demanding justice for the murder of their son. Abdul Rashid, popularly known as Agyekum met his untimely death during a confrontation with a taskforce against illicit drug trade in the Yendi Municipality. The deceased who is said to have been hit on the throat was rushed to the Yendi government hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Malnutrition high among children in the northern region-ISSER study reveals

Jul 17, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) of the University of Ghana, Legon is advocating the use of digital communication to help address Ghana’s malnutrition especially in regions with high incidence. According to ISSER, using digital communication has the potential to positively change nutrition and health related behavior of Ghanaians.
Ghana is safe from any external aggression-Chief Of the Army Staff assures Ghanaians

Jul 9, 2024 | zaaradio.com | Mohammed Ibrahim

Share Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), of the Ghana Armed Forces, Major General Bismark Kwasi Onwona has assured Ghanaians that the country is safe from any external aggression to destabilize the peace. Major General Onwona said is committed to ensuring that the territorial integrity is protected.