This Weekly Bulletin focuses on public health emergencies occurring in the WHO African Region. This week’s articles cover:Diphtheria, NigerYellow fever, GhanaHumanitarian situation, Burkina Faso
Lire la suiteEvidence Generation for Suicide Prevention in Ghana: A Situational Analysis examines the current evidence, data and systems related to suicide and suicide prevention in Ghana. It identifies key gaps, challenges and oppor…
Lire la suiteGhana’s Maternal Mental Health Policy provides a framework to integrate mental health support into maternal and reproductive health services, ensuring that women receive appropriate psychosocial and mental health care th…
Lire la suiteThe Ghana Guidelines for Appropriate Media Reporting of Suicide provides guidance to media professionals on responsible and ethical reporting of suicide. It outlines approaches for reporting that minimise harm, protect t…
Lire la suiteThe second quarter of 2026 highlights WHO Ghana's continued support to national health priorities through strong partnerships, technical leadership and strategic engagement. Key moments include the launch of Ghana's Free…
Lire la suiteGhana continues to advance the implementation of the Pandemic Fund Project, a strategic investment aimed at strengthening the country's capacity to prevent, detect, and respond to public health emergencies. Through a coo…
Lire la suiteThe first quarter of 2026 highlights WHO Ghana’s continued support to national health priorities through strong partnerships, technical leadership and strategic engagement. Key moments include the visit of Dr Mohammed Ja…
Lire la suite2025 was a pivotal year for Ghana’s health sector, marked by reforms advancing Universal Health Coverage, equity, and system resilience. In my first year as WHO Representative, we worked with national and international p…
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