Ghanaian Nurses' Strike Intensifies: Demands for Service Condition Improvements

Ghanaian Nurses Continue Strike Amidst Service Condition Demands Nurses in Ghana have intensified their strike action, vowing to remain off the job until their demands for improved service conditions are met. The strike, which began [Insert Start Date], has caused significant disruption to healthcare services across the country. The Ghana Registered Midwives Association (GRNMA) has stated that the strike will continue "unabated" until their demands are addressed. "The strike will continue unabated and nobody can threaten us to return to work. We only want the conditions of service signed and implemented," said Joseph Krampah, PRO-GRNMA, in a phone interview with Asempanaye FM. The video footage shows nurses gathered at a hospital, highlighting the widespread nature of the strike. The nurses' determination is evident in their comments and demeanor. The GRNMA has outlined specific demands, including [Insert Specific Demands]. The government has yet to respond to these demands. The situation underscores the ongoing challenges faced by healthcare workers in Ghana and the need for improved working conditions. The strike's impact on patient care remains a critical concern.