The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) has dissociated itself from a statement alleging the pronouncement of the Ebola disease at a discourse held by the association on the management of the disease in the event of an incident. In a statement issued in Accra and signed by the president of the PSGH, James Ohemeng Kyei, the group said “The PSGH wishes to state categorically and emphatically that no such assertion was made at the one week Annual General Meeting (AGM) in {....}

Nigeria on Saturday recorded her first Ebola survivor, as Ameyo Adadevoh, a medical doctor and senior consultant in Lagos. She was discharged from quarantine and declared fit and Ebola-free. The doctor who treated Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian-American who brought Ebola into the country, at First Consultant Hospital, and was subsequently infected with the virus, has recovered and has since been discharged from the Isolation centre in Lagos. Ameyo Adadevoh, a {....}

Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flag-bearer aspirant says the party has competent human resource capable of providing first class government for the country. He said Ghana was now looking for people with experience, expertise and skills, who could work to resolve the current socio-economic problems, created by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government and would put it back on the path of growth and development. According to him {....}

A recent monitoring report by the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has revealed a further decline in women’s participation in public policy discourse on radio. A statement issed by the foundation said it is extremely worrying considering the the acknowledged agenda setting power of the media and the influential role of radio in Ghana’s governance processes. It also said Gahna cannot afford to have women on the periphery of development conversations at a {....}