
NAS Launches Digital Bed‑Management System to End ‘No Bed Syndrome’
The National Ambulance Service has begun a Train‑the‑Trainer programme to roll out the Integrated Bed Management and Referral Coordination System across major hospitals.
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The National Ambulance Service has begun a Train‑the‑Trainer programme to roll out the Integrated Bed Management and Referral Coordination System across major hospitals.

After a prolonged breakdown that left residents relying on private transport, the National Ambulance Service has refurbished the vehicle at a cost of over GH¢130,000 and delivered it back to the Upper West Region.

The Sprinter buses, procured under a 2012 contract for about EUR3.5 million and long at the centre of a fitness for purpose row that landed in court, will now be assessed by the State Transport Company and refurbished for possible use in Ghana's emergency response fleet.

The Liberal Party of Ghana warned New Patriotic Party members not to heed divisive voices as Ghanaians voice disappointment and call for the return of former Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia.

President John Dramani Mahama announced a sweeping plan to widen National Health Insurance coverage, launch free primary care and build domestic medicine manufacturing.

President Mahama urged African leaders and investors to view health as a high‑growth economic sector during the Alamein Africa Forum.

Delegates at the party’s National Delegates Conference voted unanimously to adopt all 14 proposed changes, including a shift in the party leader’s designation and new vice‑chairman rules.

The government has instructed Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives to identify suitable land for new waste transfer stations as part of a sweeping overhaul of Ghana’s waste management system.

At the National Delegates Conference in Kumasi, 7,163 party members voted to change the party constitution so that the flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, will head the NPP for the 2028 general election.
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