More than 759 million cedis — that is how much Ghana needs to fix critical gaps in the supply of medicines and essential medical supplies across the country’s health facilities over the next four years. But with some foreign aid to the health sector being withdrawn, the government is turning to domestic resources to fund […]
Ghana needs 759 million cedis to implement 2025-29 health sector supply chain master plan
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