Ghanaian Nurses Defy Government, Nationwide Strike Continues

Ghanaian Nurses Continue Nationwide Strike, Rejecting Claims of Political Motivation Ghana is experiencing a nationwide strike by registered nurses and midwives, impacting healthcare services across the country. The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) General Secretary, in a recent video statement, strongly denied government accusations that the strike is politically motivated. "The government wanted to break our front," the General Secretary stated. "We have 95,000 members. We're powerful. We don't do politics." He underscored the GRNMA's long history, tracing its origins back to 1960, asserting that their actions are solely focused on improving working conditions and ensuring better patient care. The strike began [Insert Start Date], and its impact on hospitals and clinics across Ghana is significant. Patients are facing delays in receiving care, and medical professionals are working under immense pressure. The video also shows images of nurses protesting, emphasizing the scale of the strike. The GRNMA's unwavering stance against political involvement adds another layer to this complex situation. The government's response to these claims and the ongoing negotiations remain crucial to resolving the strike and restoring essential healthcare services to the people of Ghana. A resolution to the strike is needed to prevent further disruption to the nation's healthcare system and ensure the well-being of patients.