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Health Minister hailed for 24-hour lab directive as GAMLS pushes for more recruitment

GAMLS commends the Health Minister’s directive on 24-hour laboratory and OPD services, urging urgent recruitment and motivation of medical laboratory scientists to sustain quality healthcare delivery in Ghana.

GAMLS warns staffing gaps could undermine 24-hour laboratory services directive, but commends Health Minister

GAMLS warns that the success of Ghana’s 24-hour laboratory and OPD services directive hinges on adequate staffing and the urgent recruitment of Medical Laboratory Scientists across public health facilities

IGP promotes 17 police officers for professionalism and dedication

Inspector General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, promotes 17 officers, including two senior officials, for professionalism and dedication to the Ghana Police Service. Read more on the latest police promotions.

Nmai Dzorn land row: Okpelor Sowah Din Family rejects Nungua Stool claims, demands retraction, apology

The Okpelor Sowah Din Family has rejected alleged sponsorship claims by the Nungua Stool, reaffirming Supreme Court rulings on Nmai Dzorn land ownership and demanding a public retraction and apology

PAC recovers GH¢12.7bn, vows tougher sanctions to curb audit infractions

Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has recovered GH¢12.7 billion in misapplied public funds, with Chairperson Abena Osei Asare vowing tougher sanctions to curb recurring audit infractions

Nungua Stool warns invaders to exit Nmai Djorn lands: Fingers Okpelor family, Trasacco for volatile situation

Nungua Stool condemns violent Nmai Djor land invasion, cites Supreme Court rulings affirming ownership, warns land buyers, and calls for urgent security intervention.

PAC Chair urges BoG to reduce policy rate as inflation drops, to promote greater economic growth

PAC Chair Abena Osei Asare urges Bank of Ghana to ease monetary policy as inflation drops to 5.4%. BoG assures Parliament of falling lending rates and improving credit conditions