Ghana

Down a steep hill, on the edge of the deep green forest that encircles this village in Central Ghana, a man with a strange growth on his upper arm lies on a wooden bench in great pain. Mary Agykpomaa, a local healer, has just cut a hole in his shoulder and another one in his chest. Now she's squirting a strange potion into one hole and watching it ooze out of the other. Meanwhile, Osei Darkwa, a genial 43-year old man with a slight paunch and vast ambitions, is strolling around, taking pic...read more

A section of the Ghanaian media have undergone a one day training course on Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D) at the Ashanti regional capital Kumasi. The training workshop which was organized by the Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (GINKS) and PenPlusBytes (International Institute for ICTs Journalism) attracted twenty-five senior journalists from both the print and broadcast media in the northern part of Ghana: Upper east, Upper West, Northern R...read more

Mr Andrew Awuni, Deputy Minister for Information, on Saturday denied that the Right to Information Bill was a subtle attempt by the Government to re-introduce the Criminal Libel Law. He said the claim was far from the truth, since the government would not work relentlessly to repeal the Law, only to re-introduce it in its third year in office.

Reporting to the West and Central Africa Regional Director this position is responsible for developing the capacity of the HFHI Ghana National Organisation and its board of directors in order to fulfil the purposes of Habitat for Humanity.

Statistics show that 12,365 health professionals left the country in search of greener pastures between 1993 and 2002. Of the figure 630 were medical doctors, 410 pharmacists, 83 laboratory technicians and 11,325 nurses including auxiliaries.

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