Month: October 2013

Ghana, it is for you I weep, it is for you I weep these tears of blood – too many tales told by haymakers at the expense of the screaming hungry lot; it was not […]

The 21-country report, “Young People Today. Time for Action Now,” by UNESCO, UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO and other bi-lateral partners demonstrates that adolescents and young people – especially young women – face a wide range […]

Ghana’s President, John Dramani Mahama, has revealed that, his country will become a net-exporter of power within the next four years given the pragmatic and practical measures the government is putting in place to solve […]

Tomorrow, the Anti-Corruption Coalition will launch in Accra the first in a series of demonstrations against corruption. Anti-Corruption demonstrations will be held in all 10 regions in many districts and municipalities. This is a call […]

In December 2016, Ghanaians will have the opportunity to choose a new president. But can Ghanaian citizens look beyond party affiliation and select a selfless and forward-thinking leader? Although a tall order, as the embryo […]

New clinical and real world data for Lucentis® (ranibizumab) presented in over 40 abstracts at this week’s EURETINA congress confirm its transformational and well-established safety profile in four retinal diseases. Designed for intraocular use, Lucentis […]

Ghana’s ambition of attaining zero new Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infections, discrimination, and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDs)-related deaths by 2015 is attainable. Dr Angela El-Adas, Director General of the Ghana AIDS Commission, who made […]