… She was rushed to the Holy Family Hospital at Nkawkaw for emergency treatment and later referred to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi, where she died. …
… Dr Angel Abena Tiwaa Acheampon, Medical Doctor, Berekum Holy Family Hospital Medical doctor at Holy Family Hospital in Berekum, Dr Angel Abena Tiwaa Acheampong, also underscored the importance of equipping girls with accurate reproductive health information. …
As part of its ongoing commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and community well-being, SUNU Assurances Ghana LTD has donated a range of essential supplies to the Paediatric Ward of Holy Family Hospital in Techiman. …
… Effah further disclosed that ACCU remains committed to the construction of a ward at Holy Family Hospital, Techiman, describing the project as a reflection of the union’s longstanding partnership with the health facility and its dedication to enhancing access to healthcare servic …
A 14-year-old final-year Junior High School student, Keziah Mirekua, died from severe burns after reportedly setting herself ablaze at a school park in Mpraeso Amanfrom, Kwahu West Municipality, on October 11, 2026. Her family is divided over whether an alleged pregnancy or other circumstances prompted the incident.
A 14-year-old final-year Junior High School student, Keziah Mirekua, died from severe burns after reportedly setting herself ablaze at a school park in Mpraeso Amanfrom, Kwahu West Municipality, on October 11, 2026. Her family is divided over whether an alleged pregnancy or other circumstances prompted the incident.
A fire destroyed motor and spare parts company Zeko Genius in Techiman Municipality late Thursday night, causing losses estimated in thousands of Ghana cedis. One firefighter, Leading Fireman Issaku Sumaila, was hospitalised after smoke inhalation while firefighters took over four hours to fully extinguish the blaze.
Dr Mariam Abubakar, from Wenchi in the Bono Region, was nearly forced to defer her medical studies at the University of Cape Coast due to financial constraints, but a fully funded scholarship from the MTN Ghana Foundation allowed her to complete her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree and now work as a junior doctor at Holy Family Hospital.
Mariam Abubakar from Wenchi faced financial hardship that threatened to derail her medical studies at UCC until the MTN Bright Scholarship enabled her to complete the six-year MBChB programme and graduate as a doctor in 2025.
The Biology of the Girl Child Summit, held at Berekum Presbyterian Senior High School in the Bono Region and organised by the GIMAT Volunteer Network, educated over 1,500 girls on reproductive health, body understanding, and personal development, covering topics including abortion, infections, cervical cancer, and safeguarding. Organisers called for stronger collaboration among parents, schools, communities, and corporate institutions to bridge knowledge gaps affecting girls' development.
SUNU Assurances Ghana LTD has donated essential supplies to the Paediatric Ward of Holy Family Hospital in Techiman as part of its corporate social responsibility commitment and ongoing investment in child healthcare.
A driver and his mate died at Elsie Hotel in Nkawkaw, Eastern Region, after checking in late during a journey from Donkorkrom. Police have arrested the hotel manager and a security guard and are investigating to determine whether foul play was involved; the bodies await autopsy.
A driver and his mate were discovered dead under mysterious circumstances at Elsie Hotel in Nkawkaw after checking in from Donkorkrom. The hotel manager and security guard have been arrested to assist police investigations into the cause of death.
A driver and his mate were discovered unresponsive in their room at Elsie Hotel in Nkawkaw after checking in during a journey from Donkorkrom. The hotel manager and a security guard have been arrested to assist investigations into the deaths, with police working to determine the exact cause.
Abosomankotere Co-operative Credit Union Limited recorded a net surplus of GH¢10.95 million in 2025, a 145 percent improvement from the previous year, driven by 60.8 percent growth in total income to GH¢23.6 million and a 24.6 percent expansion in total assets to GH¢152 million.
The Ghana Health Trust Fund's Patient Support Programme covered medical bills for 85 patients during its pilot phase, spending over GH¢4.8 million on surgeries and cancer treatments across 11 hospitals. The programme is prepared for nationwide rollout next month, with an initial focus on four cancer types.