By Dr. Ernest Kwarko June 3rd is here again, and Ghana will remember that Black Wednesday in the year of our Lord, 2015. The rains came down heavily; the rain water soaked the soil, and seeped into the earth. When the belly of the earth could no longer hold more, it regurgitated the excess water […]
“I have lived and slept in the same bed with English Countesses and Prussian Farm Women…no Woman has excited Passions among Women than I have.” The above quote is credited to Florence Nightingale, widely regarded as the Founder of Modern Nursing; a Selfless and God-fearing fellow who left a life of luxury to care for
The UK Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, was in Ghana recently to discuss trade and developmental partnership with The Republic of Ghana; and in the process announced an 18.5ml British Pounds grant to finance the equipping of some Government Health Facilities in Wa, Tepa, Bekwai, and in Kumasi. While this development is welcome news, we need
A public Health Advocate and Physician with the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Dr. Ernest Kwarko is campaigning for unmarried people to stay away from sex, a concept he call pre-merital period substance. According to Dr. Kwarko several children are now abandoned in orphanages because of planned pregnancies. He fear the lack of parental care for
A Public Interest Advocate, Dr Ernest Kwarko, has called for the possible relocation of the National Capital from Accra, to a higher ground. This, he believes, could immediately reduce the impact of the perennial Accra floods by about 50%. He made this proposition in an interview, on the sideline of a radio programme on NyansapO,OTEC
