Day: August 27, 2025

Kadjebi district: The number of people living with HIV receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART) in the Kadjebi District continues to fall, raising concern among health officials about the impact of stigma and discrimination on treatment uptake. According to Ghana News Agency, data presented at the departmental mid-year performance review meeting shows that only 272 clients are currently on ART as of June 2025. This marks a drop from 296 in June 2024 and a significant decline from 438 in 2023. Mr. Eric Nana Takyi, the District Director of Health Services, in a speech read on his behalf by Mr. Eric Anane,

Tema: The Tema Metro Health Directorate has organised a TB/HIV joint review meeting, bringing together health officials and stakeholders to assess progress and strengthen strategies in Tuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) within the metropolis. According to Ghana News Agency, the review created a platform for health professionals to evaluate interventions, share best practices, and identify gaps in TB and HIV service delivery. Madam Joanna Anorkor Lartey, the Tema Metro TB and HIV Coordinator, described TB and HIV as inseparable, stating that these were like twins, adding that ‘Where TB is, when you don’t take care, you will meet

Tema: The Tema Metro Health Directorate has organised a TB/HIV joint review meeting, bringing together health officials and stakeholders to assess progress and strengthen strategies in Tuberculosis (TB) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) within the metropolis. According to Ghana News Agency, the review created a platform for health professionals to evaluate interventions, share best practices, and identify gaps in TB and HIV service delivery. Madam Joanna Anorkor Lartey, the Tema Metro TB and HIV Coordinator, described TB and HIV as inseparable, stating that these were like twins, adding that ‘Where TB is, when you don’t take care, you will meet

Kadjebi: The Kadjebi District Directorate of the Environmental Health and Sanitation Unit has facilitated the construction of 109 Improved Household Latrines between January and June 2025. This initiative aims to enhance sanitation conditions in the district. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Victus Elorm Kpotosu, the District Environmental Health Officer (DEHO), revealed that this accomplishment is part of a larger goal to construct 197 latrines within the specified period. This effort is a significant step towards achieving better hygiene standards and improving public health outcomes in the region. The directorate also conducted medical screenings for 630 food and drink vendors

Kadjebi: The Kadjebi District Directorate of the Environmental Health and Sanitation Unit has facilitated the construction of 109 Improved Household Latrines between January and June 2025. This initiative aims to enhance sanitation conditions in the district. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Victus Elorm Kpotosu, the District Environmental Health Officer (DEHO), revealed that this accomplishment is part of a larger goal to construct 197 latrines within the specified period. This effort is a significant step towards achieving better hygiene standards and improving public health outcomes in the region. The directorate also conducted medical screenings for 630 food and drink vendors

Ankaasei: Mr. Peter Amponsah, the Wassa Amenfi Central District Chief Executive (DCE), recently attended a Thanksgiving Service at Ankaasei Roman Catholic Church. The service was held to honor God following his appointment as the DCE for the area. According to Ghana News Agency, the Reverend Father Akwasi Egyan, serving as the Parish Priest for Agona Amenfi Catholic Church, led the congregation in a sermon centered on the theme, ‘For all things, give thanks to God.’ He encouraged the attendees to consistently offer gratitude to the Lord, regardless of the challenges they face. During the service, Rev. Father Egyan emphasized the

Ankaasei: Mr. Peter Amponsah, the Wassa Amenfi Central District Chief Executive (DCE), recently attended a Thanksgiving Service at Ankaasei Roman Catholic Church. The service was held to honor God following his appointment as the DCE for the area. According to Ghana News Agency, the Reverend Father Akwasi Egyan, serving as the Parish Priest for Agona Amenfi Catholic Church, led the congregation in a sermon centered on the theme, ‘For all things, give thanks to God.’ He encouraged the attendees to consistently offer gratitude to the Lord, regardless of the challenges they face. During the service, Rev. Father Egyan emphasized the