The Acting Director-General of the Service, Prof. Samuel Kaba Akoriyea, has emphasized the importance of the Joint External Evaluation in strengthening Ghana’s ability to respond to public health emergencies. Tap on link for full story

Cholera is preventable! Stay safe by drinking clean water, practicing good hygiene, and seeking treatment early. #cholera

Prof. Samuel Kaba Akoriyea, the Ag. Director-General of the Ghana Health Service, yesterday, participated in a workshop in Accra with a team of WHO Africa Region specialists. Tap on link below for full story:

region once the cholera outbreak was controlled.

…He also highlighted the country’s shortage of anesthesiologists and the need for more trained professionals in the field.

This year, the Service is observing World Cancer Day with a renewed call for prevention, early detection, timely treatment, and the reduction of stigma associated with the disease. Tap on link below for full story :

religious leaders, hence the need to engage them. This will be his first out of office trip after taking office just a few days ago, and it demonstrates his resolve to find solutions to some of the pressing public health issues the country is battling with presently.

The team has since returned on Saturday, 1st February, with their findings and recommendations for him to act on. The team was made up of Senior Clinicians and Health Promotion Officers,Laboratory, and Surveilance officers. #meningitis #Update

Ghana Health Service welcomes a new Ag. Director-General. Read the link below.

Prof. Dr. Samuel Kaba Akoriyea has been appointed as Acting Director-General of the Service. Congratulations, Sir!