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Ghana Health Service issues cholera alert

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  • Peter Donkor 6 years ago

    Public education for people to stop open defecations needed urgently. Local council should build more public toilets at lorry and bus stations in their constituencies. Sanitation! sanitation! When shall Ghanaians learn to ke ...
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  • APONKYE 6 years ago

    Ghana to suffer disease and pestilence because evil liars are in power.

  • GHS 6 years ago

    Whenever corruption in exposed in the GHS the assume a posture of semblance of hard work to hoodwink and divert attention of the public.It is all because of the PAC expose regarding the dubious auction sale of the ambulance.I ...
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  • good magic 6 years ago

    black magic is a black science
    and black secret spirituality alot dnt believe...but is better than real science?????/ there is black magic
    prophet professor in science divine in ghana call for all money ritual prote ...
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  • president 6 years ago

    black magic is a black science
    and black secret spirituality alot dnt believe...but is better than real science?????/ there is black magic
    prophet professor in science divine in ghana call for all money ritual prote ...
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  • APONKYE 6 years ago

    Peter Donkor, it is people like you worsening our plight. The solution is not education whatsoever.

    People are able to build compound houses in Ghana without toilets with impunity. Instead of enforcing the law the politici ...
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  • kk 6 years ago

    Spread the practice of basic hand washing techniques on prime time media at all times. Basic hygine not practiced in Ghana. people use the toilets but do not wash their hands before serving foods. This is a common practice in ...
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  • Ghanaba Pa 6 years ago

    Its disheartening to see the pressure and attacks on the health system and its managers anytime cholera strikes. However the bain of the problem lies in the sherking of resposibilities by the District Assemblies.
    The control ...
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