Coronavirus
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COVID-19: Ghana in fourth wave; government may be forced to trigger compulsory vaccination – Dr Nsiah-Asare
Dr. Anthony Nsiah-Asare, the presidential advisor on health has said in an interview Daily News Ghana monitored Ghanaians should not…
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Here are the symptoms of coronavirus new variant Omicron
The first cases of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus have now been detected in the United Kingdom (UK). It…
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Police to inspect COVID-19 vaccination cards of trotro drivers from January
The Police have served notice that it will start inspecting the vaccination cards of all commercial drivers and motorbike riders from January…
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COVID-19: Ghana records 34 Omicron cases
The Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research has urged the general public to continue to adhere to all covid-19 prevention…
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Police to inspect COVID-19 cards January
From January next year, the police will inspect the vaccination cards of all commercial drivers and motorbike riders to ensure…
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Everything you need to know about the new Coronavirus Omicron Variant
A new Covid-19 variant, now named the omicron variant, was detected in South Africa on Wednesday, prompting renewed concern about the…
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Vaccinated persons are immune to new COVID-19 variant – GHS
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has assured that those who have already taken the COVID-19 vaccine should not be scared…
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COVID-19: Over 1000 persons infected in V/R in one month
More than one thousand residents in the Volta region have been infected with the delta variant in the past four…
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Kumasi: COVID-19 kills six at Suntreso hopsital
Six persons have died of the COVID-19 within a month at the Suntreso Government Hospital in the Kumasi Metropolis of…
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3rd wave: Ghana’s active COVID-19 cases start falling again but death toll still rising
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Ghana has started falling again after rising to almost 7,000. It is currently…
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