Ghanaian Nurses' Strike: Unlawful Action, Urgent Need for Dialogue

Ghanaian Nurses' Strike Deemed Unlawful, Dialogue Urged Amid Patient Suffering The Ghana Registered Midwives Association (GRNMA) strike has sparked controversy, with the Deputy Western Regional Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ebenezer Essien, declaring the action unlawful. The strike, impacting healthcare across Ghana, has left patients vulnerable. Essien emphasized the need for immediate dialogue, stating, "The nurses and midwives should come to the table so we can engage and see the way forward because patients are suffering." The government's response remains crucial in resolving the situation and ensuring the continuity of essential healthcare services. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced within Ghana's healthcare system and underscores the importance of effective communication and negotiation between healthcare workers and the government. Onua FM's news segment also covered other significant news, including an update on the fuel levy and a report from the June 3 disaster committee. The multifaceted nature of the news broadcast speaks to the diverse challenges facing Ghana.