Ghanaian Nurses' Wage Crisis: Government Faces Backlash Over Unpaid Salaries

Ghanaian Nurses and Midwives Protest Unpaid Wages, Criticizing Government for Broken Promises Accra, Ghana – Nurses and midwives in Ghana are protesting the government's failure to pay them agreed-upon wages. The issue, highlighted in a recent TikTok video, reveals a pattern of unfulfilled promises and significant financial hardship for healthcare workers. "Our members are tired of the excuses," stated a spokesperson in the video, criticizing a minister for making promises without proper approval. "They must make provision in the budget." The video showed nurses and midwives waiting in a clinic, illustrating the impact of the unpaid wages. The government's failure to address the issue has led to widespread discontent among healthcare workers. The situation underscores broader concerns about the country's healthcare system and the well-being of its healthcare professionals. The government is now under pressure to address the issue and provide the necessary funding to resolve the outstanding payments. The ongoing situation highlights the challenges faced by healthcare workers in Ghana and the need for improved working conditions and fair compensation. The protest is expected to continue until the government takes action to resolve the issue.