Bolgatanga, Feb. 26, GNA - “Nurse! Nurse! Nurse! “Faa n bia” which means save my child in the gurune language was how a visibly worried woman in tears rushed into the Paediatric ward of the Upper East Regional hospital with her child of about five years old in her hands looking very weak and ill. Her action drew the attention of Doctors and nurses on the ward, who immediately received...

Tamale, Feb 26, GNA - It has been the case that some pregnant women would not report for antenatal care (ANC) when they got pregnant so that they would be put on malaria prevention treatment to protect them and their fetuses against the disease. While increased education and construction of more health facilities have increased access to ANC services and consequent treatment for malaria...

Tamale, Feb 26, GNA - It is a good feeling to live near dams as one enjoys a pleasant atmosphere, which ensures good relaxation. However, for some residents of the Northern Region, who live near dams, it is not only about the pleasant atmosphere but the desire to have access to water all-year-round for domestic and agricultural purposes. However, they face life-threatening...

Accra, Feb.24, GNA - It is that time of the year, where students are gearing up for school after a long vacation. To get your school year off to a great start, you might want something to help you along the way. Huawei’s latest smartwatch, the HUAWEI WATCH FIT comes with a large and stylish HD display, 10-day battery life, precise health monitoring and comprehensive fitness tracking...

Accra, Feb.24, GNA - Have you ever thought about how having a smartphone with incredible charging speed, long-lasting battery and a stellar Quad camera setup feels? Especially one that does not break the bank. Huawei announced the launch of a new smartphone to its popular and loved HUAWEI Y series, the HUAWEI Y7a. This latest smartphone comes with an array of cool features that make your...

Koforidua, Feb. 23, GNA - Many children in Ghana die before the age of five, due to complications from malaria, the story of Madam Yaa Rose, ( not real name) a 45-year-old mother of three, at Sokode Juaso, a village near Koforidua is not different from the many untold bitter stories about malaria. Narrating her story to the Ghana News Agency, she said years ago, her two-year-old daughter...