Country Cooperation Strategy 2024–2028 Ghana — Imagine a world where every nation comes together to ensure the health and well-being of its citizens. This vision is at the core of the World Health Organization (WHO), a global leader in promoting healthcare initiatives. As WHO marked its 75th anniversary in April 2023, it celebrated decades of

Over the past quarter, significant developments have reshaped the landscape of health emergencies within the WHO African Region. The focus has begun to shift away from the immediate challenges posed by COVID-19, although its lingering effects continue to impact countries across Africa. Amid these changes, it is crucial to adapt and refine our strategies to

In the heart of Africa lies a country with a vision – Ghana. A land where vibrant culture meets the pressing need for health and development. As the World Health Organization (WHO) unveils its grand plan, the Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) 2024–2028, let’s dive into the details and unravel what this means for Ghana. Understanding

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Amidst the buzz and excitement surrounding Donald Trump’s second inauguration, there’s a chilling twist in the air – an Arctic blast straight from Siberia. Brace yourself for bone-chilling temperatures as frigid weather descends upon America, making this inauguration one of the coldest in four decades. Picture this: a polar vortex disruption stretching Arctic air like

— Alabama’s Disability Care Crisis In Montgomery, Alabama, a pressing issue is causing distress among families with physically disabled children. The U.S. Justice Department has declared that the state is facing a concerning situation where these children are being unnecessarily placed in nursing homes instead of receiving care at home. This revelation has sparked discussions

HONOLULU – The aftermath of the illegal fireworks explosion in Hawaii on New Year’s Day left the nation shocked and medical professionals grappling with injuries akin to those seen in war zones. Dr. Kevin Foster, the compassionate director of the Arizona Burn Center in Phoenix, found himself at the heart of this devastating event. As

The sun beat down on the bustling town of Deerfield, Illinois, where a storm was brewing in the form of a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department against retail giant Walgreens. The accusations were grave – filling millions of prescriptions over the past decade without a legitimate purpose, including for dangerously high quantities of