Ten cholera cases recorded in two hospitals at Tarkwa

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• CHA 11 years ago

  is time mahama leaves

  is time mahama leaves

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• BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11 years ago

  Agyarko must behave as an educated person and rise up from his immaturity like his cohorts. It's no wonder that the history of NLM/UP is enshrined in current behaviour of NPP. From 1951 till 6 March 1957, NLM/UP never accepte ...
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  Agyarko must behave as an educated person and rise up from his immaturity like his cohorts. It's no wonder that the history of NLM/UP is enshrined in current behaviour of NPP. From 1951 till 6 March 1957, NLM/UP never accepted any elections results. In that period, Dr Nkrumah tolerated more than 5 elections because his opposition cried foul when they were defeated. When it was not possible anymore, Dr Busia and Dr Danquah petitioned the Queen to suspend Ghana's independence because they were not in power. It's no wonder Agyarko is pointing fingers. Would it had matter if Atuguba had spent 24 hours to deliver verdict? NPP's reasons of going to SC was dead immediately Nana Addo gave a press conference after submission of their petition. Everyone knows Nana Addo went to court to enable him get his grip on the party which he succeeded. But majority of neutral people know Nana Addo had a weak case. NPP must grow up and stop this balderdash and also stop wasting our ears.

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• Abbe 11 years ago

  It is time for you to clean up your environment. Only fools would keep defecating in the open and throw trash in gutters know it spreads Cholera. You should also stop eating with your hands as they are dirty after you go to t ...
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  It is time for you to clean up your environment. Only fools would keep defecating in the open and throw trash in gutters know it spreads Cholera. You should also stop eating with your hands as they are dirty after you go to toilet in the open. You are killing yourselves by loving to live in filth.

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• kweku Taah 11 years ago

  I really think that Ghanaian scientist cannot tell the diffence between a strain of cholera and ebola. I really think all these cholera cases are really ebola.

  I really think that Ghanaian scientist cannot tell the diffence between a strain of cholera and ebola. I really think all these cholera cases are really ebola.

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• Ernie 11 years ago

  Ghanaians are still refusing to pick up the filth and keep clean.

  Ghanaians are still refusing to pick up the filth and keep clean.

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• The mask 11 years ago

  The current practice where newly inducted doctors called house officers with no experience whatsoever are left to experiment with (attend to) serious medical cases while residents, specialists and consultants are away must b ...
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  The current practice where newly inducted doctors called house officers with no experience whatsoever are left to experiment with (attend to) serious medical cases while residents, specialists and consultants are away must be put to a stop immediately. There must be at least one specialist present 24 hours in three shift rotations to supervise them. Our health system as it is presently is not the best. The situation in the countryside and rural communities is even worse.

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• Walantu Walansa 11 years ago

  Instead wasting your time shouting in churches go clean your environment and exercise good hygienic behaviour. Stop urinating against every wall and shitting in the gutters. Your children repeat this habit. you are their role ...
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  Instead wasting your time shouting in churches go clean your environment and exercise good hygienic behaviour. Stop urinating against every wall and shitting in the gutters. Your children repeat this habit. you are their role models and you are dirty!! go to Accra and Kumasi. How can you people be proud? Shame!

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