TRENDING

Jigawa gov reinstates 28 aides, appoints eight new officials • Zelensky Sacks Army Chief Syrsky After Days Of Protests • Greater Accra Kusasi Chief leads calls for GCB Bank branch in Garu • Nkoranza South MCE hands over 760 desks to boost classroom comfort, cut furniture deficit • External reserves stand at $52bn – CBN gov, Cardoso • Ghana's President receives procurement report to begin Green Digital City feasibility studies • Achimota Forest Reserve must not be sacrificed for private development – Mahama • Six arrested, GH¢300,000 recovered after robbery attack on Bono East highway • 'Don’t sell lands on waterways, wetlands and buffer zones' – Mahama to chiefs • Enugu Air exhibits investment vision at Farnborough International Airshow • FUW Bans Graduation Sign-Out Activities Over Security Concerns • IShowSpeed Just Made History as the First Streamer to Perform at a FIFA World Cup Ceremony • 2027: NNPP meets INEC deadline, submits 355 NASS, presidential candidates • Portugal coach, Jorge Jesus sends message to Ronaldo’s critics • World Cup: FIFA president, Infantino told to resign after Spain won trophy • Tinubu’s reforms repositioning Nigeria for long-term prosperity – Information Minister • Hundreds Flee As Wildfire Rips Through Southern France • ‘Only cowards play cackwards’ — Martinez blasts Argentina after Spain defeat • Iraola determined to keep Mac Allister and Alisson at Liverpool this season • Afreximbank’s $200m bet on Nigerian firm powers Africa’s energy ambitions • Jigawa gov reinstates 28 aides, appoints eight new officials • Zelensky Sacks Army Chief Syrsky After Days Of Protests • Greater Accra Kusasi Chief leads calls for GCB Bank branch in Garu • Nkoranza South MCE hands over 760 desks to boost classroom comfort, cut furniture deficit • External reserves stand at $52bn – CBN gov, Cardoso • Ghana's President receives procurement report to begin Green Digital City feasibility studies • Achimota Forest Reserve must not be sacrificed for private development – Mahama • Six arrested, GH¢300,000 recovered after robbery attack on Bono East highway • 'Don’t sell lands on waterways, wetlands and buffer zones' – Mahama to chiefs • Enugu Air exhibits investment vision at Farnborough International Airshow • FUW Bans Graduation Sign-Out Activities Over Security Concerns • IShowSpeed Just Made History as the First Streamer to Perform at a FIFA World Cup Ceremony • 2027: NNPP meets INEC deadline, submits 355 NASS, presidential candidates • Portugal coach, Jorge Jesus sends message to Ronaldo’s critics • World Cup: FIFA president, Infantino told to resign after Spain won trophy • Tinubu’s reforms repositioning Nigeria for long-term prosperity – Information Minister • Hundreds Flee As Wildfire Rips Through Southern France • ‘Only cowards play cackwards’ — Martinez blasts Argentina after Spain defeat • Iraola determined to keep Mac Allister and Alisson at Liverpool this season • Afreximbank’s $200m bet on Nigerian firm powers Africa’s energy ambitions

July 21, 2026|22:27

Back to Home

Health

Training health workers without creating pathways to employ, retain them loss of public investment – AU Health Commissioner

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The African Union (AU) Commissioner for Health, Ambassador Amma Twum-Amoah, has cautioned that investing in the training of health professionals without creating opportunities for their employment and retention amounts to a loss of public resources and human potential.

Training health workers without creating pathways to employ, retain them loss of public investment – AU Health Commissioner

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?