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Wrongfully dismissed doctor turns hospital’s ‘messiah’ after Reinstatement

Dr Francis Ibrahim-Betonsi, a General practitioner who was wrongfully dismissed for 6 years from the Ghana Health Service (GHS) for exposing corruption and reinstated recently, is winning the hearts of patients and staff at the Upper East Regional Hospital. The forthright talented doctor had openly criticised some alleged wrongdoing at a public hospital in the Western region and was accused ...

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Only 183 out of 500 public health facilities have Internal Auditors

The Director of Internal Audit at the Ghana Health Service (GHS) Kwabena Hemeng-Ntiamoah has blamed what he described as high financial infractions in public health facilities to lack of Internal Auditors. According to him, out of the over 500 public health facilities in Ghana, only 183 have Internal Auditors making it difficult to ensure strict compliance with due processes. Ghana’s ...

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Dumsor is back, there’s no way else to explain it – ACEP

The dreaded return of a power crisis has been confirmed by policy think-tank African Center for Energy Policy which has said, government is facing financial challenges. Executive Director Benjamin Boakye has said government is struggling to find money to buy fuel. “This is how Mahama’s ‘dumsor’ started in 2011, and 2012”, he noted the situation is déjà vu. Expect more…. ...

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Make digital pensions market attractive – FinTechs to regulator

The CEO of IT Consortium Limited, Mr. Romeo Bugyei, has called for closer collaboration between government, regulatory bodies and FinTechs in Ghana to push informal pensions to citizens. He indicated that in order to achieve successful financial inclusion in the county, FinTechs must be supported to enable them efficiently deliver Digital Financial Services (DFS) to Ghanaians. He made this call ...

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First degree to be a minimum requirement for all teachers – Minister

First degree will soon be the minimum requirement for teaching at any of the country’s education system, Prof Kwesi Yankah, Minister of Tertiary Education, has been reported as saying. According to a state-owned Ghana News Agency, the move is part of the Government’s strategic reforms in the teacher education space. “Prof Yankah said the upgrading of all colleges of Education ...

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World Bank to support Ghana in four areas

The World Bank has pledged to support Ghana in four thematic areas including; capacity building, regulatory framework, digital platforms and infrastructure enhancements as part of a Digital Infrastructure Moonshot for Africa. The pledge came after Ghana’s Communications Minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful asked for assistance from the Bretton Woods Institution towards the expansion of the e-Transform Project and other government of Ghana ...

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Wrongfully dismissed doctor turns hero at UE/Reg. hospital after reinstatement

Patients and staff at the Upper East Regional Hospital are singing the praises of Dr Francis Ibrahim-Betonsi, a general practitioner who was wrongfully dismissed for six years from the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and reinstated recently, for discharging his duties “like a house on fire”. The say-it-as-it-is skilled doctor had openly criticised some alleged wrongdoing at a public hospital in ...

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Your head is empty – NDC I.T expert to EC’s Bossman Asare

Deputy Commissioner of the Electoral Commission Dr Bossman Asare has been described by National Democratic Congress (NDC) activist and IT expert, Yayra Koku as “an empty-headed” person when it comes to knowledge on biometrics, MyNewsGh.com report. Mr Yayra’s reaction is in relation to the EC decision to compile a new voters register to include biometric facial data. Dr Bossman Asare ...

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Jailing wee smokers inhuman – Agalga

The Ranking Member for the Select Committee on Defence and Interior, Mr James Agalga, has described as inhuman the imprisonment of wee smokers, who have become addicted to the substance. The Member of Parliament for Builsa North Constituency in an interview said such individuals are sick and require help from the State to cure them of their addiction. He said ...

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