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Court of Appeal rules Ghana Health Service and District Hospitals have legal personality; can sue and be sued

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Court of Appeal in Kumasi has unanimously ruled that the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and district hospitals are legal entities capable of suing and being sued, a landmark decision that strengthens accountability within Ghana rsquo;s health sector.

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