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Nationwide survey on NCDs to begin in June

Ghana will from June this year conduct a nationwide Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) risk factor Assessment Survey (STEPS) to establish a baseline on the prevalence of NCDs across the country. The WHO-STEPS survey is expected to provide information, which will better guide planning, monitoring, and evaluation efforts at NCD prevention. It…
Greater Accra United Kingdom Baffour Awuah Patrick Kuma Aboagye World Health Organization Assessment Survey

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EITI-DRC: re-launching of training on modelling of mining projects

Kinshasa, April 26th, 2023(CPA). – The training on the modelling of mining projects was re-launched on Tuesday in Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), by the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI-DRC) with the financial support of the Belgian Development…
Democratic Republic Of The Congo Kingdom Of Belgium Maher Ben Mbarek Judith Suminwa Crispin Mbadu Phanzu Eric Willemaers

FDA, NBS launch haemovigilance documents to ensure safety of blood products

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) and the National Blood Service (NBS) have launched two Haemovigilance documents towards ensuring the safety of blood and blood products. The two documents - the National Haemovigilance Framework for Ghana and Guideline for Haemovigilance in Ghana - will enable health workers at all levels…
Deleseaa Darko Shirley Owusu Ofori Baffour Awuah Ministry Of Health Germany Global Health Protection Programme National Haemovigilance Framework For Ghana

Dr Osei calls for ban on tobacco usage in Ghana

Dr Akwasi Osei, the Chief Executive Officer, Mental Health Authority (MHA), has charged the Government to ban tobacco usage in the country because it is killing more people annually.   He said, “I know it is not going to be easy but the evidence is clear and scientists also agree…
Greater Accra Emily Roberts Akwasi Osei Olivia Boateng Sethk Seneake United Nations Development Programme

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