
Health Ministry Opens Recruitment for 36th Batch of Medical Officers and Dentists
Applicants with verified housemanship can apply online from 3:10 a.m. on Tuesday, October 27, until Thursday, October 29, to fill staffing gaps nationwide.
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Applicants with verified housemanship can apply online from 3:10 a.m. on Tuesday, October 27, until Thursday, October 29, to fill staffing gaps nationwide.

Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh said the government is poised to start the second phase of a 16,000‑person recruitment drive once financial approval is secured.

The former GhanaCareers platform now targets employers of all sizes, aiming to streamline hiring and broaden candidate reach across diverse sectors.

The caucus in Parliament has demanded that qualified unemployed graduates with disabilities be hired at once, citing constitutional guarantees and a petition from the Coalition of Unemployed Graduates with Disabilities.

The Ghana Police Service has urged patience among candidates who passed their medical exams but have yet to receive document validation invites, confirming that recruitment will proceed in batches through 2028.

The founder of Sotei Energy was honoured for his visionary leadership in the energy sector at the fifth edition of the awards held in Accra.

Maxi Kwadwo Appiah obtained a court order to stop alleged excavators from working on disputed school property, citing safety risks for pupils.

Spare parts traders in Ghana’s key automotive hub say recurring outages and bad call quality are crippling business and are demanding swift action from telecoms and regulators.

Ernest Yaw Anim, MP for Kumawu, gifts a motorcycle, laptop and cash for fuel to the Sekyere Kumawu District Office of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice to improve outreach and investigations.

Bernard Owiredu Donkor, a native of Akwatia, announced his intention to run for the constituency’s seat in the 2028 elections, urging the party to field a strong candidate after the 2025 by‑election loss.

Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa called for a gradual, well‑financed shift away from fossil fuels to protect jobs, energy security and economic stability.
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