Government Charged To Continue Projects Inherited From Previous Regimes NEWS by George Vineh Yawson - May 17, 2022November 12, 20240 Executive Chairman of the Jospong Group of Companies, Dr. Joseph Siaw Agyapong has urged government to continue projects and policies left by their predecessors to help accelerate development within the country. He made this call to media at the tenth anniversary and sixth leadership Lecture series of the university of health and allied science held in Ho to immortalize late President John Evans Atta Mills. The university is the first public tertiary institution to be established in the Volta Region of Ghana and the only state-run facility wholly dedicated to the t raining of healthcare professionals in Ghana. The institution last week marked its tenth anniversary under the theme, “Sustaining Environmental Sanitation Gains Through Special Education”. The executive chairman of the Jospong Group of
Residents Of Bethlehem Appeal For Improved Health Facility NEWS by George Vineh Yawson - May 17, 2022November 12, 20240 Access to quality healthcare in the rural areas in Ghana has been a big challenge for so many years hence the introduction of the National Health Insurance Scheme in 2003 by government as a step towards achieving universal health coverage. The issue seems not to be different in some part of the capital. Assembly-member for Bethlehem Electoral area, Richard Tsatsu is calling for a public health facility to help address health challenges in the area. As names were mentioned for the newly registered applicants to come forward for their cards, many were also in the que waiting for their names to be mentioned. The smiles on the faces of these first-time owners of the health insurance card in Bethlehem Electoral Area was made
Global Infoanalytics Survey Predicts Big Win For Mahama AFRICA NEWS by George Vineh Yawson - May 17, 2022November 12, 20240 A survey conducted by Global InfoAnalytics, an opninion poll and data outfit has indicated that former President John Dramani Mahama will win the 2024 General elections. The survey which focused on the first quarter of 2022 revealed that Ghanaians will repose confidence in the former President come 2024. Speaking on Pan African Television’s Talk Time Show, Executive Director of the opinion poll institution, Mussa Dankwah predicted a 53% win for John Mahama compared to Vice President Bawumiah who will poll 30%. He further added that Ghanaians believe the current government is responsible for the hardship in the country.