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High blood pressure, or hypertension, is silently becoming Ghana’s most persistent health crisis. Often symptomless until a heart attack or stroke occurs, it quietly damages the heart, kidneys, and blood vessels for years. According to the World Health Organization (2023), about 3.2 million Ghanaian
The World Bank has said that last year’s State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report found that up to 733 million people globally suffered from malnutrition in 2023, an increase of 152 million since 2019. This sharp rise, according to the World Bank, underscores the escalating crisis of
A new tool created by consumer organisations has highlighted the risk of unfair food prices in Ghana, driven by insufficient competition in national and global food supply chains. The Fair Food Price Monitor warns how rising prices for Ghanaian consumers are potentially being caused not only by fact
