TRENDING

Meet The Finalists: Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Awards 2026 • Ogun PDP deputy gov candidate assures opposition of inclusivity after 2027 victory • 2027: What Wike told PDP presidential candidate about his support for Tinubu – Aide • Switzerland plans deportation of seriously injured Somali citizen • Joey Barton to remain in custody until trial after bail application turned down • 2027: INEC warns 36 states, FCT against election lapses • 2026 FIFA WWC: D’Tigress suffer heavy defeat to France in final group game • Amotekun Nabs 21 Illegal Immigrants, 32 Others in Ondo • Police arrest 23-year-old man with loaded firearm in Akwa Ibom • Vita vya ndani vyatikisa kambi ya Ruto • N33.75bn cash transfer: Tinubu govt turned relief into racket — ADC • Dangote refinery targets world’s largest by 2028 • From Trading to Everyday Utility: How Crypto Platforms Are Expanding Their Role in Digital Finance • Mume wa Rais Samia azikwa akiacha simulizi katika sekta ya kilimo Zanzibar • Golugwa, Jamhuri walivyomalizana, Brenda aanza kumtetea Lissu • Tenant hospitalised after landlord’s wife allegedly bites her ear in Fufuo • Peter Obi sparks reactions with appearance at Makinde’s campaign office • 10 places in the world where people are not allowed to visit • This could be my year to win Ballon d’Or – Mbappe • Southern Kaduna killings: El-Rufai family gives Gen Musa 7 days to prove allegation or face suit • Meet The Finalists: Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Awards 2026 • Ogun PDP deputy gov candidate assures opposition of inclusivity after 2027 victory • 2027: What Wike told PDP presidential candidate about his support for Tinubu – Aide • Switzerland plans deportation of seriously injured Somali citizen • Joey Barton to remain in custody until trial after bail application turned down • 2027: INEC warns 36 states, FCT against election lapses • 2026 FIFA WWC: D’Tigress suffer heavy defeat to France in final group game • Amotekun Nabs 21 Illegal Immigrants, 32 Others in Ondo • Police arrest 23-year-old man with loaded firearm in Akwa Ibom • Vita vya ndani vyatikisa kambi ya Ruto • N33.75bn cash transfer: Tinubu govt turned relief into racket — ADC • Dangote refinery targets world’s largest by 2028 • From Trading to Everyday Utility: How Crypto Platforms Are Expanding Their Role in Digital Finance • Mume wa Rais Samia azikwa akiacha simulizi katika sekta ya kilimo Zanzibar • Golugwa, Jamhuri walivyomalizana, Brenda aanza kumtetea Lissu • Tenant hospitalised after landlord’s wife allegedly bites her ear in Fufuo • Peter Obi sparks reactions with appearance at Makinde’s campaign office • 10 places in the world where people are not allowed to visit • This could be my year to win Ballon d’Or – Mbappe • Southern Kaduna killings: El-Rufai family gives Gen Musa 7 days to prove allegation or face suit

September 7, 2026|16:58

Back to Home

Health

4,574 facilities to provide free primary healthcare in 135 districts – Health Minister

Modern Ghana 38 minutes 1 mins read

The government has commenced the implementation of the Free Primary Healthcare programme in 135 districts across all 16 regions of Ghana. The programme, which forms part of President John Dramani Mahama rsquo;s health sector reforms, is aimed at taking healthcare delivery closer to communities and also placing greater emphasis on prevention and early detection.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article