Arthur Khay

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The Ministry of Health (MoH) is intensifying Ghana’s efforts to eliminate onchocerciasis, positioning a new partnership with the Noor Dubai Foundation as a critical intervention to sustain progress amid global funding constraints.

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@Kyerewaah5 I believe this picture is trending because she wants the public to see what happened to her. Leave the Health minister in peace Madam . I come in peace ✌️

Hon. Minister of Health, this image should not just trend and pass. If a former MP can be treated in a chair during an emergency, then imagine the ordinary Ghanaian who walks into the same hospital with no name, no protocol, no connection and no one to make noise for them. As a nurse, this is painful to see because emergencies do not wait for status. In that moment, nobody is thinking about politics, party colours or travelling abroad. You need a bed. You need equipment. You need staff. You need a system that works. Our hospitals must be taken seriously. Proper beds, proper emergency units, proper staffing and proper management are not luxuries. They are the difference between life and death. Healthcare is not for the poor alone. One day, the nearest hospital may be the only thing standing between any of us and death. I come in peace.

@Kyerewaah5 The current Minister for Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has already begun retooling hospitals with modern equipment and working to improve the system.

@Kyerewaah5 It is also important to remember that the same NPP administration in which she served left behind numerous challenges in the health sector, including inadequate infrastructure and a huge backlog of health professionals.

@Kyerewaah5 Before drawing conclusions from this picture, do we even know the full circumstances that led to her being treated in a chair? A single image does not always tell the whole story.

@Kyerewaah5 Are former MPs or MPs more important than ordinary Ghanaians? Certainly not. Every Ghanaian deserves quality healthcare regardless of status, political affiliation or social class.

Highlights of my Central Regional working tour of President John Dramani Mahama’s #FreePrimaryHealthCare policy. Our journey towards Universal Health Coverage continues unabated.

The creative economy holds immense potential, but talent alone isn't always enough. This summit represents a vital opportunity to bridge the gap between artistic expression and sustainable business practices, empowering the next generation of visual and creative artists to transform into seasoned entrepreneurs with a firm and solid foundation. I am incredibly excited to engage with fellow stakeholders, mentors, and these brilliant young minds as we foster an ecosystem where creativity meets enterprise. Let’s build the future of Ghana’s Creative economy, together.

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Take your L away. Doctors went on a useless strike because government was just disciplining its CEO. The CEO is still on suspension. Doctors are back in the consulting rooms. Who lost? The poor patient.

🚨This brother is really working but it appears we are allergic to competence, they hate him for doing his job right. Damn😤

@kofitonto The goal remains the same: to ensure all qualified health professionals are absorbed into the system in a sustainable manner. Akandoh is Good and workaholic health minister

Akandoh (Bakayoko), when he assumed the role of health minister in 2025, outlined his brilliant strategies to curb the health professions' backlog: 'we'll employ the health professionals gradually. We'll export them abroad. About 13 countries have shown interest. we'll even train more specialists in crash programs at UCC." Akandoh in 2026 is suggesting a reduction of admissions to health training institutions to solve the backlog. He has moved from "let's employ and export" to "let's stop training." Technically, this is healthcare system collapse disguised as policy. Here's why: You have 74,000+ unemployed health professionals. reducing admissions doesn't employ them; it just means fewer trained professionals entering a system that's already hemorrhaging staff. The backlog requires ABSORPTION of existing professionals, not supply reduction. If you can't employ the 74,000+, reducing new graduates won't magically create jobs for them. It just compounds the shortage. Akandoh promised solutions when he assumed the Health Minister role; he's now proposing SURRENDER.

@kofitonto Reducing admissions into health training institutions is not a surrender ,it is a difficult but necessary measure to align training output with the sector’s employment capacity while the backlog is gradually cleared.

@kofitonto The export of health professionals is also based on bilateral agreements between countries, which helps create vacancies and opportunities for more professionals to be employed locally.