Ghanaian Nurses Stage Protest Over Labor Issues

Ghanaian Nurses Protest at GNPC Burns ICU Complex On June 5th, 2025, nurses at the GNPC Burns ICU Complex in Ghana participated in a protest to address concerns about labor issues and their conditions of service. The demonstration involved dozens of nurses, who visibly expressed their dissatisfaction with the current situation. Philemon Agyapong, Assistant PRO of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), stated in a phone interview, "We gave the government ample time to address these issues. We are not asking for much. This action was planned to avoid surprising the government." The protest highlighted the nurses' concerns about inadequate compensation and working conditions. The demonstration involved nurses from various departments within the complex, creating a significant visual impact. The peaceful protest underscores the importance of addressing the needs and concerns of healthcare workers, ensuring the provision of quality healthcare services in Ghana. Further dialogue between the nurses and the government is expected to find a resolution.