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Update on coronavirus in Ghana: President Nana Akufo-Addo take Covid-19 vaccine, reveal roll out plan

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'Vaccination works': DepEd supports COVID-19 vaccine info campaign – Manila Bulletin

Full text: Akufo-Addo's 24th address on measures taken against spread of Covid-19 – Ghana Visions

Good evening, and thank you for welcoming me into your homes once again. You are doing so on one of the sacred days of our nation, 28th February, when the 1948 Christiansborg Crossroads shooting occurred seventy-three (73) years ago, which led to the martyrdom of Sergeant Adjetey, Corporal Attipoe, and Private Odartey Lamptey, martyrdoms that ignited the nationalist movement, and led us to the freedom we enjoy today. Let us observe a moment’s silence in honour of their memory, and the memory of all the faithful departed patriots who helped create our nation. May their souls rest in perfect peace. Fellow Ghanaians, since I last spoke to you, a month ago, a significant development in our fight against COVID-19 has taken place in our country.

COVID-19 Pandemic: 43 Epicentres Vaccinate Tuesday March 2

COVID-19 Pandemic: 43 Epicentres Vaccinate Tuesday March 2

Otumfuo, Ga Mantse, Chief Imam, MPs, CJ to take COVID-19 jab Tuesday

President Nana Akufo-Addo has announced that key public officials such as the Speaker and Members of Parliament, the Chief Justice and Justices of the Superior Court of Judicature, Chairperson and members of the Council of State, the Chief of Staff and senior officials at the Office of the President, and prominent personalities like some eminent clergy, the National Chief Imam, the Asantehene, the Ga Mantse, and some media practitioners will be taking the COVID-19 jab publicly on Tuesday,

[Full text]Akufo-Addo's 24th Covid-19 update to Ghanaians

Fellow Ghanaians, Good evening, and thank you for welcoming me into your homes once again.

Full text of President Nana Akufo-Addo's 24th address to the nation on COVID-19 – Ghana Visions

Politicisation of tragedies

Monday 1st March, 2021 The Opposition has got hold of something to beat the government with. The final report issued by the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) on the Easter Sunday carnage has come in handy for it. The SLPP made a lot of political capital out of the security failures that led to the terror strikes under the yahapalana government, and came to power, promising to expose and punish all those who were responsible for the carnage. Now, the boot is on the other foot. The SJB, which consists of former yahapalana politicians, says that when it forms a government, it will conduct a thorough probe into the Easter Sunday blasts, seek international assistance, if necessary, to identify the masterminds of the attacks, and have them hanged. Leader of the Opposition and the SJB, Sajith Premadasa, made this pledge in public over the weekend.

Tema ready for Covid-19 vaccination

+ The Tema West Municipal Health Directorate on Monday said it was ready to vaccinate qualified persons in the first phase of the national vaccination exercise slated for March 2nd to 15th, 2021. Tema West Municipal Director of Health Services, Dr Mercy Owusu-Obrempong, in an interview at Tema said the Municipality had adequately trained vaccinators and volunteers who would be deployed to undertake the exercise. She noted that the first group included health workers, frontline security personnel, persons with underlying conditions, persons 60 years and above, and frontline members of the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary. Dr Owusu-Obrempong encouraged people to take the vaccine as it was safe and would protect them against the impact of Covid-19.

GHS lists Covid-19 vaccination sites in Accra

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has given a detailed outline of sites the first batch of the population can go for the Covid-19 vaccination.