Study Finds Border Barriers Driving West African Traders to Unapproved Routes
Ghana’s efforts to curb the use of unapproved entry routes could face limited success unless authorities address the cost, documentation ...
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Border Extortion, Documentation Gaps Push Migrants onto Unapproved Routes – Study
A study on cross-border migration in Ghana has identified extortion at official border posts, lack of travel documents and financial ...
Ghana’s Elderly Emerging as Reservoir for Drug-Resistant Infections – Study
Elderly residents in care homes in the Greater Accra Region could be emerging as a significant reservoir of multidrug-resistant organisms, ...
UPSA, NACOC Study Reveals Widespread Substance Abuse Among Youth in Madina Municipality
A baseline study conducted by the Research and Consultancy Centre (RCC) of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), in ...
Study Finds Sweetened Beverage Tax Alone Unlikely to Reduce Consumption in Low-Income Communities
A new study has found that Ghana’s tax on sweetened beverages may not significantly change consumption patterns among low-income households ...
Study Exposes Deep Gender Gap in Unpaid Care Work Burden Across Northern Ghana
A new study has revealed a significant imbalance in unpaid care work between men and women in northern Ghana, showing ...
Alcohol-Free Beer Emerges as Surprising Source of Brain-Boosting Vitamin B6 — Study
A new scientific study has found that alcohol-free beer may provide significant amounts of vitamin B6, an essential nutrient linked ...
Study Pushes for Elected MMDCEs to Improve Local Accountability
A new study by the Ghana Centre for Democratic Development has renewed debate over the future of local governance, with ...
Study Finds Mpox Virus Lingers in Sperm for Months
Health authorities in the Effia Kwesimintim Municipality are intensifying education efforts among high-risk populations, especially commercial sex workers, following revelations ...
Study Reveals Gaps in Prenatal Screening as Toxoplasmosis Risk Rises Among Pregnant Women
A recent study from Kumasi has uncovered significant risks and diagnostic challenges linked to toxoplasmosis infection among pregnant women, particularly ...