Ghana Nurses' Strike: Expectant Mothers Left Stranded

Nurses' and Midwives' Strike Leaves Expectant Mothers Stranded in Kasoa A strike by nurses and midwives in Kasoa, Ghana, has left expectant mothers in a desperate situation. The strike, which began [insert start date], has resulted in the closure of maternity wards, leaving pregnant women without access to essential healthcare. One mother, interviewed outside the maternity block, stated, "We are stranded here, with no one to help us." The video shows several women waiting anxiously, some with infants, outside the maternity ward. A healthcare worker, speaking anonymously, expressed concern about the lack of staff and the potential risks to the health of mothers and babies. The strike highlights the critical role of healthcare workers and the need for addressing their concerns to ensure the safety and well-being of the community. Negotiations between the striking workers and the government are ongoing.