Ghanaian Nurses and Midwives Strike: Health Minister Calls for Return to Negotiations

Ghanaian nurses and midwives have launched a strike, disrupting healthcare services across the country. The Health Minister has appealed for an end to the industrial action, urging the workers to return to the negotiating table. 'End the strike and return to negotiations,' the Health Minister stated in a televised address. The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) cited concerns over pay and working conditions as reasons for the strike. The strike has led to concerns about patient care and the potential impact on public health. Negotiations are expected to resume soon, with hopes of a swift resolution to the ongoing industrial action. The government is committed to addressing the concerns of the healthcare workers and ensuring the stability of the healthcare system.