Health Ministry to provide 1,600 CHPS centres

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• Adda kaba 12 years ago

  Train more midwives and stop using community Health Nurses .Allow them to also progress in their flied of work by making all CHNTS Diploma School instead of certificate .Greedy OLD Wicked WOMEN at GRNA and NURSES AND MIDWIVE ...
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  Train more midwives and stop using community Health Nurses .Allow them to also progress in their flied of work by making all CHNTS Diploma School instead of certificate .Greedy OLD Wicked WOMEN at GRNA and NURSES AND MIDWIVES counsil.

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• FREEDOM AND JUSTICE 12 years ago

  The People of Apemanim Ashanti would like to know what the Misnistry has for the next Generation and not for the next election.

  The People of Apemanim Ashanti would like to know what the Misnistry has for the next Generation and not for the next election.

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• J H New York 12 years ago

  Good ! You have some plans.More grease to your elbows.
  Women or young ladies out number their Male Counterpart everywhere in the World.
  So,why do you prefer to train men in midwifery instead of finding a way to encourage m ...
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  Good ! You have some plans.More grease to your elbows.
  Women or young ladies out number their Male Counterpart everywhere in the World.
  So,why do you prefer to train men in midwifery instead of finding a way to encourage more ladies into the profession.
  I would not send my wife to a male midhus.
  As the name imply Midwife and not Midhus.

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 12 years ago

  CANADA IS GAY FREINDLY...DONKOMI!
  It looks like Canada is garnering a reputation of being a gay-friendly country.
  As reported by the Globe and Mail, that seems to be a growing consensus among Russians whose government recen ...
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  CANADA IS GAY FREINDLY...DONKOMI!
  It looks like Canada is garnering a reputation of being a gay-friendly country.
  As reported by the Globe and Mail, that seems to be a growing consensus among Russians whose government recently imposed anti-gay laws.
  Lawyer Rob Hughes, who is representing two gay Russian men claiming refugee status in Canada, says he expects more Russians to make claims based on sexual orientation.
  Mr. Hughes, who focuses on sexual orientation and gender-based claims, says his two clients told him numerous people in Russia have expressed interest about seeking asylum in Canada.
  The Globe quotes newly minted Immigration Minister Chris Alexander who says that these types of asylum cases "will of course be looked at very seriously by our very generous system."
  In an email exchange with Yahoo! Canada News, Alexander's press secretary reiterated the minister's comments but clarified that decisions made by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) are made without government interference.
  "Canada has a fair and generous immigration system," Alexis Pavlich said.
  "Refugee claims are heard by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB).
  "The IRB is a quasi-judicial, independent body, which provides a fair hearing to asylum claimants. Decisions are made based on the merits of the specific facts presented in an individual case, and in accordance with Canada’s immigration laws."
  [ Related: Petition to relocate 2014 Olympics to Vancouver reaches 66,000 signatures ]
  Canada has, however, been proactive in the recent past in resettling gay refugees from transitional camps abroad.
  Last year the Associated Press reported that Canada relocated approximately 100 homosexual Iranians from a refugee camp in Turkey.
  "Canada has indicated to the United Nations that we are ready to accept anyone, if they're a gay Iranian refugee," former immigration minister Jason Kenney told AP referencing asylum claimants in Turkey who felt threatened because of their sexual orientation.
  Saghi Ghahraman of the Iranian Queer Organization told AP that Canada is a favoured destination.
  "They prefer Canada over other countries, when they leave Iran, and they have very good reasons for this," she said.
  "[It's a] friendly and supportive society, and with great social services which are utterly crucial for most gay, lesbian, and transsexual Iranians who need all the support when they arrive in a new country."
  [ Related: Right-wing women’s group slams John Baird for gay rights stance, everyone else comes to his defence ]
  There was a time that the left accused the Harper Conservatives of being anti-gay: They're against 'gay marriage' and 'they don't attend pride parades' was the common refrain from supporters of the opposition parties.
  Well, they've proven, once again, that's not the case.

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