For Francis Appiah, a breast cancer awareness campaign in Cape Coast remains unforgettable, not because of the speeches delivered that day, but because of what happened when the rain began. The downpour was heavy, but people continued to turn up for the campaign organised by Breast Care International (BCI). “They came out in their numbers; […]
Journalists look back on a decade of breast cancer reporting in Ghana

This is a trending story aggregated from MyJoyOnline. Read the full story at the original source →
‹ OLDERUS names foreigners eligible to join its military without American citizenshipNEWER ›UK shares update for foreigners who want to visit the country without a visa
RELATED POSTS
Galamsey fight will fail without mindset change — Young Dee Group CEO
Fuel spill nearly blinded me while working at Shell — Young Dee Group CEO
EPA engages stakeholders in Savannah Region on ban on Styrofoam products
Titus Glover urges Ga chiefs to defend traders affected by La Pleasure Beach demolition
POST A COMMENT
0 Comments
YOU MISSED THIS

Australia lists 2 most common ways foreigners can get permanent residence
Oct 30, 2026
Ghana’s AFCON U20 bid faces major stadium crisis as CAF flags venues
Oct 30, 2026

15-year-old Ghanaian boy dies on his way to school in New York, police hunt suspects
Oct 30, 2026

Power outage hits parts of Accra West following network fault
Oct 30, 2026

Cristiano Ronaldo’s 985 goals: How many has he scored for club and Portugal?
Oct 30, 2026